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> Installing both openssl and libressl .a files in different directories
> seems both useful and straightforward. I don't object to openssl being
> favored for /usr/lib here, libressl gets a directory of its own, but
> libressl.pc goes into /usr/lib/pkgconfig so that it is found automatically.
> Obviously this will only be useful for packages wanting to statically link
> with libressl lib{crypto,ssl}There is an ongoing effort to remove static libraries from packages. but I think that's far better than removing > libressl. > No, it's not better, it's more work for the security team. >
