But you can do that: Linux provides a ton of ways to use different versions of the same lib. The distro is there to provide a solid foundation, not be the base for every single thing you want to run. The idea is you get a core usable operating system and then do whatever you want on top of that.
But you can do that: Linux provides a ton of ways to use different versions of the same lib. The distro is there to provide a solid foundation, not be the base for every single thing you want to run. The idea is you get a core usable operating system and then do whatever you want on top of that.