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Fix typo: "ommitting" to "omitting" #649

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Expand Up @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ In an ideal world we wouldn't have to worry about these problems, and `musikcube
So, for now, we've developed a process that allows us to compile "generic" binaries once per CPU architecture that should generally work across most modern Linux distributions without hassle. In short, we do the following:

1. Compile using an operating system with versions of `GLIBC` and `GLIBCXX` that should work on any Linux distribution from 2018 to now. We currently use `Debian Buster`.
2. Include modern versions of fundamental dependencies (`openssl`, `curl`, `ffmpeg` and others), compiled from source, ommitting any unused/extraneous functionality.
2. Include modern versions of fundamental dependencies (`openssl`, `curl`, `ffmpeg` and others), compiled from source, omitting any unused/extraneous functionality.
3. Ensure the app is "relocatable" on the filesystem; all libraries are loaded via relative paths so you can put the `musikcube` directory wherever you want and it'll still run. This is done by manually rewriting `rpath` values for shared libraries and executables where necessary.

The rest of this document will describe how we produce these builds, which are what we distribute on our [Github project page](https://github.com/clangen/musikcube/releases) for all releases.
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