Build the AppImage with sharun and uruntime - #36
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> The following was drafted by Claude (Opus 5), an LLM made by > Anthropic, at Andy's direction. The bundle now carries its own C library and dynamic linker, so it runs on any distribution instead of only ones whose glibc is at least as new as the build host's. It also bundles terminfo, which the previous build expected the host to provide. Two trims hold the size down: the NSS modules quick-sharun deploys by default, along with the Kerberos stack they pull in (ncmail resolves no names and never calls getpwuid), and a static libstdc++/libgcc link. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The bundle now carries its own C library and dynamic linker, so it runs on any distribution instead of only ones whose glibc is at least as new as the build host's. It also bundles terminfo, which the previous build expected the host to provide.
Two trims hold the size down: the NSS modules quick-sharun deploys by default, along with the Kerberos stack they pull in (ncmail resolves no names and never calls getpwuid), and a static libstdc++/libgcc link.