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Originally Posted by Jykke
Thanks for the tip, never heard of this before. Unfortunately Ermine seems to be commercial (I wonder if the created executables also run after trial period). Anyway statifier might do.
I am, however, wondering whether also graphical applications with completely different drivers and from different hardware and stuff work. It also seems that I'd also need the Centos installation to create this executable that I can later use under Ubuntu...
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Yes, Ermine is commercial. Statifier may or may not work. Statifier doen't like system with memory randomization (or other way around - system with memory randomization doesn't like statifier), while ermine is able to handle it.
Al long as I remember both CentOS and Ubuntu have memory randomization.
Another statifier's limitation - it able pack ONLY main executable and shared libraries, nothing else. On first glance it's enough, but unfortunately more complex applications (for example gnome/qt based) read from the configuration file list of shared libraries to be loaded. And these config files (and list of shared libraries can be very different on different distributions, or even on different version of the same distribution. For such application statifier unable to pack all needed libraries result be mix between libraries version and (in best case

quick segfault. ErminePro can handle such setup too.
And yes either ermine or statifier you'll need CentOS installation