Alpine
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Which feels safer to you?
Note: “ldd” is a linux command-line utility for listing all library dependencies of a program. In theory some versions of “ldd” can be unsafe to run against untrusted programs.
About the author: Julius Davis - MergeBase Co-founder & Advisor. Senior architect and developer with strong academic background and roots in the open-source community. Contributor to a number of important open-source projects.