These are my static-linked executables I'm building, which I think are interesting.

They consist of tools I use daily. As the name suggest, the static-linked executables don't rely on libraries (CMIIW), so you can just run it (tested in glibc and musl environment).

There are two methods, pick one !

1. You can just extract it using tar (you may will need tarlz though) and run the executable (sometimes it's inside usr or bin directory).
2. Install using qi package manager, just run qi install -p name_of_archive. Be carefull, it would overwrite existing tool that you have in your system.

This is list of the build I've done so far, not quite much but the number will expand.

• adb-fastboot, tools to do some stuff with android.
• bash, GNU bash.
• inetutils, A collection of common network programs.
• infozip, Info-ZIP's zip and unzip utilities.
• lynx, A text browser for the World Wide Web.
• openssh, The OpenSSH suite.
• patch, A tool to patch files.
• patchelf, Small utility to modify the dynamic linker and RPATH of ELF executables.
• sdcv, Console version of StarDict.
• tar, tar (GNU tar).
• tarlz, Archiver with multimember lzip compression (version 0.28).
• tmux, alternative, Terminal multiplexer.
• unrar, RAR uncompression program.
• vim, Vim (tiny version).
• wget, The non-interactive network downloader.
• wpa_supplicant, IEEE 802.1X/WPA supplicant wireless client.