When running applications, which are not include in system repository, there's sometimes a problem like this, which prevent application to run:
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.xx' not found (required by /path/to/xxx）
That's because the application build with higher glibc then running. Someone choose to manually upgrade glibc, but because of the importance of glibc in GNU/Linux, this method usually make the whole OS distroyed. There's some safer but more complex solution, however, the utility here is much easier using and installing, without troubles to damage your operating system.
1. Tested in deepin, but it's also albe to run on other distro based on debian amd64. And It's easy to port to other GNU/Linux platform.
2. It use bwrap, as a result, some application may not run, such as ones use there own container or ones need to mount filesystem. But appimages will run, because I designed a special method to support.
3. Also include a single libstdc++ library with glibc, because this problem is as often as that with glibc.
4. You may use LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable with ablrun to search libraries in other directories, which may solve some other library problem.
