snowern
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Ideally. Ubuntu doesn't have SFML 3 yet. Or updated pugixml. Or python 2. You have to build these things from source, because I like the bleeding edge.but rather that Linux tend to come with a package manager
It is said that the Linux C++ std lib is supposed to be ABI compatible. But we always need to build from source or get specific binaries from the distribution's package manager. It's not like on Windows where you can just download latest SFML from the lib's website. Some Linux binaries of various things exist out there, but I think they statically link everything.everything has to be compiled with that version. Linux doesn't suffer from this