changeset: 356:124628ce24b2
tag: tip
user: Anselm R Garbe <anselm_AT_garbe.us>
date: Sun Nov 01 11:37:22 2009 +0000
files: sta.li/_werc/config sta.li/index.md
description:
update
diff -r 71be710926b6 -r 124628ce24b2 sta.li/_werc/config
--- a/sta.li/_werc/config Sun Nov 01 09:58:27 2009 +0000
+++ b/sta.li/_werc/config Sun Nov 01 11:37:22 2009 +0000
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masterSite=default.suckless.org
-siteTitle='static linux'
+siteTitle='stali - static linux'
siteImage='/stali.png'
siteSubTitle='statically linked only'
diff -r 71be710926b6 -r 124628ce24b2 sta.li/index.md
--- a/sta.li/index.md Sun Nov 01 09:58:27 2009 +0000
+++ b/sta.li/index.md Sun Nov 01 11:37:22 2009 +0000
_AT_@ -1,12 +1,16 @@
-sta[tic] li[nux] is a new suckless.org production and project that creates a
-new linux distribution with the aim to be based on a hand selected collection
-of the best tools for each tasks and each tool being statically linked
-(including some X clients such as xterm, surf, dwm, dmenu, mplayer). It also
-aims binary size reduction through the avoidance of glibc where possible (early
-experiments show that usually statically linked binaries are
-smaller than their dynamically linked glibc counterparts!!!).
+stali (sta[tic] li[nux]) is a new new linux distribution based on a hand
+selected collection of the best tools for each task and each tool being
+statically linked (including some X clients such as xterm, surf, dwm, dmenu,
+mplayer).
+
+It also targets binary size reduction through the avoidance of glibc and other
+bloated GNU libraries where possible (early experiments show that usually
+statically linked binaries are smaller than their dynamically linked glibc counterparts!!!).
+Note, this is pretty much contrary to what Ulrich Drepper reckons about static linking.
+
Due to the side-benefit that statically linked binaries start faster the
distribution also targets performance gains.
+
It is expected that the first usable version will be available during Nov 2009.
General system design
Received on Sun Nov 01 2009 - 12:37:24 CET