Daniel Nachun

`linux-headers` is supposed to be installed automatically when `glibc` is installed, which should happen on Ubuntu 20.04. The `ruby` issue is known - the problem is that `ruby` builds a...

It was supposed to be a non-build dependency. I don't know how that got changed but it shouldn't have been.

For now we should revert it, but I'm not opposed to finding a better long term solution as well. I think it will be quite difficult to verify the host...

There is clearly a problem with how `libruby.so.3.1` is being built when using brewed `glibc`. I haven't been able to hunt down exactly what it is, but I suspect there...

If I had to guess, this is occurring because either the `-Wl,--dynamic_linker=HOMEBREW_PREFIX/ld.so` argument is being ignored, or isn't even being passed at all.

Actually it's `-Wl,--dynamic-linker=HOMEBREW_PREFIX/lib/ld.so` and it's either a symlink to `HOMEBREW_PREFIX/opt/glibc/bin/ld.so` if brewed `glibc` is installed or the host `ld.so` if using the host `glibc`. But the weird thing is that...

`gssdp` needs to be updated to 1.6 as well.

There is an update for this: we have identified that the problem is caused by an issue specific to our build system: https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/issues/13922. Although it was originally identified in Qt,...

I don't think we should think of `glibc` as a dependency in the traditional sense. All formulae on Linux depend on it, and we absolutely do not want to end...

> I've mentioned this in a separate issue, but we may not want to take migrating to gcc@7 as a given, especially if we're going to stay on Ubuntu for...