why is anki for macos half a gigabyte in size. it's a fucking flashcard viewer
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my most millennial opinion is that if your app needs more than 100MB there's probably something wrong
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and ideally it should be a tenth or a hundredth of that
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pro tip if you're bundling the qt libraries with your app only bundle the ones you're actually using, qt is an everything framework
better yet consider static linking (is this heretical of me to say)
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@hikari statically linking requires paying the Qt company money
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@hikari Well Anki is also quite infamous between packagers as something that's horribly cursed.
Like for a while it used Bazel, which pretty much nobody wants to touch.
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@lanodan bazel is a pretty popular build system though
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@hikari Yeah, specially in corporate environments, making me think it's more a higher-ups choice than a developers choice.
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