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I think the README should document the exact minimum supported glibc version for coreutils compatibility.

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Expand Up @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ We provide prebuilt binaries, manpages, and shell completions from main branch a
The latest stable tag https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/releases/latest also exists for reproducible products and packagers.
Bug reporters should use binary from latest commit.

Minimal compatible glibc version is same with ubuntu-latest runner. Use `coreutils-*-musl` if `coreutils-*-musl` is not compatible with your system.
Minimal compatible glibc version is same with ubuntu-latest runner. Use `coreutils-*-musl` if `coreutils-*-musl` is compatible with your system.
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Minimal compatible glibc version is same with ubuntu-latest runner. Use `coreutils-*-musl` if `coreutils-*-musl` is compatible with your system.
Minimal compatible glibc version is same with ubuntu-latest runner. Use `coreutils-*-musl` if `coreutils-*-gnu` is not compatible with your system.

My understanding is that this was the likely intent, based on the conversation at #12005.


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