Kokum Linux 1.1.0 — precompiled distribution

Run ./start_ide.sh, or bin/kokum-ide, bin/kokumc and bin/kokumvm.
Keep the entire directory together. Do not run *.elf directly: the small launchers
select the bundled libraries; the xdg-open shim restores the host browser environment.
The *.elf files are byte-identical copies of the publisher's Make outputs.
No compiler toolchain, Python, CMake, source checkout or SDK is required by users.

For a network IDE: ./start_network_ide.sh /absolute/path/to/private-ide-lan.conf
Configure accounts/workspaces separately using the existing server administration
workflow. No private configuration, password database or live account is bundled.

Libraries: 27 bundled; glibc, its loader and base OS services stay on the
target. Required GLIBC symbol floor observed in packaged inputs: 2.38.
Architecture (ELF machine number): 62; loader: /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2.
Build on the oldest Linux/CPU baseline you intend to support. This is not a universal
Linux binary or an Alpine/musl package. The target needs a browser/display and system
CA certificates for normal GUI/HTTPS use. No TLS checks are disabled.

HTML, CSS, JavaScript and icons are necessary executable browser/IDE assets, NOT
the Kokum C implementation. They must stay in share/kokum. Native C/C++ sources,
headers, objects, static archives, tests, Kokum examples and build scripts are absent.
Generated launch scripts and license/manifest text are operational necessities.

See share/kokum/licenses and distribution.json. The publisher must review applicable
redistribution/source-offer obligations separately; no third-party source is copied
into this runtime folder. Custom native plugins and authentication/provider modules
may need additional libraries and data. This packager performs load-time dependency
checks, not all optional runtime code paths or clean-machine acceptance.

-- Anil Jagtap
anil.softx@gmail.com
