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series:one-bin-to-rule-them-all
6 posts
1.
2026-04-24
One Rust Binary, Six Operating Systems: Meet the Actually Portable Executable
2.
2026-04-25
The 12-Category Probe: Finding Out What Actually Breaks in a Portable Rust Binary
3.
2026-04-26
Why `const` Doesn't Quite Fit: Turning libc Constants Into Runtime Lookups
4.
2026-04-27
Dogfooding on `ripgrep` and `dog`: Real Rust Tools, One Binary, Six Operating Systems
5.
2026-04-28
Where the Single-Binary Dream Breaks: Async Rust, `epoll`, and Why `xh` Only Runs on Linux
6.
2026-04-29
One Binary, Six OSes: What I'd Tell Myself Before Starting