Reorient Linux support docs to portability-first model#10140
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Restructured Linux section to center on libc-based portability. Distributions are presented as examples meeting that baseline, not as the defining scope of Linux support.
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| | [openSUSE Leap][15] | 16.0, 15.6 | Arm64, x64 | [Lifecycle][16] | | ||
| | [Red Hat Enterprise Linux][17] | 10, 9 | Arm64, ppc64le, s390x, x64 | [Lifecycle][18] | | ||
| | [SUSE Enterprise Linux][19] | 16.0, 15.7, 15.6 | Arm64, x64 | [Lifecycle][20] | | ||
| | [SUSE Linux Enterprise][19] | 16.0, 15.7, 15.6 | Arm64, x64 | [Lifecycle][20] | |
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This is an interesting idea. One one hand, this makes perfect sense. A leads to B. However, it's also theory leads to concrete application. I'm not sure how many users care about the theory. I rarely get asked about the glibc aspects. It's almost always low-level developers like yourself or other providers like AWS. I've also considered this section as "left to the reader" content. What do you think? |
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Got it 🙂 I agree, the detailed libc info is mostly for curious readers, so having it after the distros works. I’ll close this PR. I've opened a separate PR for SUSE Linux Enterprise name correction #10176. |
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Restructured Linux section to center on libc-based portability. Distributions are presented as examples meeting that baseline, not as the defining scope of Linux support.