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A while back mdz blogged about difficulties confronting Ubuntu and other Linux circulations. He raises the point that runtime libraries for Python/Ruby and so on have a novel arrangement of issues since they have a tendency to have their own bundling frameworks. From that point forward the discussion appears to have dried up.Platforms, for example, antivirus scanners, node.js, Python, Clojure et cetera care an incredible arrangement about getting their product out to their clients. They think about making it to a great degree simple to get the most recent and most prominent forms of their libraries.
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