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Universal Binaries
This is great for the one time one code model of a system that is not scalable. In other words once your strip the binary it will no longer be universal and hence no longer scalable you will be lock into that architecture and if you upgrade you better hope they have the same chipset.
Not scaleable?
Stripping x86 code is like stripping languages you don't use (via monolingual).
Universal Binaries
Of course use wisely, but what is not very scalable is bin bloat as one must destribute installations across hundreds or thousands of computers - our images are often approaching 12 GB as is and adding i386 bloat could significantly expand images, and slow down distribution. |
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