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Re: "Does anyone know if there is a 32-bit version of the..."
Considering its few dependencies, I think I might be able to build a static binary for x86 that works on any Linux distribution. I will give it a try ASAP.
Dec 16 · 12 days ago
I was able to set up a static binary for Telescope that should work on any Linux distribution, and it should be possible to build it for x86.
However, ncurses installs a terminal database that should be embedded into the binary for maximum portability. To achieve this, I am preparing a portable library that allows to redirect standard file operations to in-memory buffers.
I wrote an article on my capsule with download links to x86 and amd64 static binaries for Telescope, and an explanation of how they were built:
— Building a static binary for Telescope
☯️ leoperbo · Dec 22 at 00:26:
OMG! This is early christmas!
Does anyone know if there is a 32-bit version of the Telescope client or if there is a way to compile it with that compatibility? [gemini link]