Shrinkwrap is a tool that attempts to overcome some of the performance limitations with how software may be packed in store-like models by freezing the dependencies directly on the executable.
Hm. So it binds like static linking, but with the dynamic linking space overhead that you pull in the entire library even if you only need some of it?
One of the arguments for dynamic linking is that you get upgraded for free when new shared objects are provided. Does this break that?