These are my static-linked executables I'm building, which I think are interesting.
They consist of tools I use daily. As the name suggest, the static-linked executables don't rely on libraries (CMIIW), so you can just run it (tested in glibc and musl environment).
There are two methods, pick one !
- You can just extract it using tar (you may will need tarlz though, download here ) and run the executable (sometimes it's inside usr or bin directory).
- Install using
qipackage manager, just runqi install -p name_of_archive. Be carefull, it would overwrite existing tool that you have in your system.
This is list of the build I've done so far, not quite much but the number will expand.
- acpi, ACPI client for battery, power, and thermal readings.
- adb-fastboot, tools to do some stuff with android.
- bash, GNU bash.
- findutils, Utilities to find files.
- fbcat, Framebuffer screenshot tool.
- gzip, Popular data compression program.
- grim, Grabs images from Wayland compositors.
- havoc, minimal terminal emulator for wayland.
- inetutils, A collection of common network programs.
- infozip, Info-ZIP's zip and unzip utilities.
- irssi, Modular textUI IRC client with IPv6 support.
- lynx, A text browser for the World Wide Web.
- openssh, The OpenSSH suite.
- patch, A tool to patch files.
- patchelf, Small utility to modify the dynamic linker and RPATH of ELF executables.
- screen, Window manager that multiplexes a physical terminal.
- sdcv, Console version of StarDict.
- samurai, ninja-compatible build tool written in C.
- tar, tar (GNU tar).
- tarlz, Archiver with multimember lzip compression (version 0.28).
- tmux, alternative, Terminal multiplexer.
- unrar v6.x, RAR uncompression program 6.x version.
- unrar v7.x, RAR uncompression program 7.x version.
- vim, Vim (tiny version).
- wget, The non-interactive network downloader.
- wpa_supplicant, IEEE 802.1X/WPA supplicant wireless client.