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Looking at the News file for recent releases, this one seems kind of short in comparison. I don't know (and didn't look for) what their release cycle is, but if it is short enough it is always possible this was due to the holidays making a noticeable difference.
Now that it's not brand new to glibc, are any distros using that 'HWCAPS' feature that allows binaries to branch to different optimizations based on hardware they're running on?
Rogue Company’s anticheat is still broken since glibc 2.34.
Well what's worse is that I was tempted to try it out and - of course - it totally broke the system with a segmentation fault. There was no chance to save the installation with a chroot for the same reason. Either one of my extra patches is at fault that applied and compiled fine or one of my CFLAGS went rogue with that version. My grief is still deep for the loss of all the time for optimizing my system. Once again, Glibc proved to be a hell of a biest to tame.
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