---
title: "static-binary-finery"
keywords: "linux", "static binary"
date: "2026-05-09"
---

## static-binary-finery

Static Binaries and Repositories

## Binary List

- [fio-io_uring](./io-io_uring) - fio-3.42 static linked with support IO_URING

## Project Layout

Static binaries go in the root so they're easy to find. Build scripts live under build/.

## Similar Projects for Reference

- [Andrew D's Static Binaries](https://github.com/andrew-d/static-binaries)
- [Static-get: Linux static binaries for lazy people](https://javier.io/blog
/en/2015/06/23/static-get.html)

- [Poloca's LSB](https://github.com/polaco1782/linux-static-binaries)

- https://github.com/yunchih/static-binaries
	- entr (Version 3.9)
		- run arbitary commands when files change
	- fio (Version 3.12)
		- benchmarking and stress-testing I/O
			- [?] current version does not have io_uring or libaio linked in
	- fping (Version 4.1)
		- high-performance, parallell ping tool
	- iozone (Version 3.465)
	- iperf2 (Version 2.0.9)
	- iperf3 (Version 3.1.3)
	- lp
	- lpr
	- nc (GNU Netcat Version 0.7.1)
	- PortFusion (https://github.com/corsis/PortFusion)
		- Distributed minimalistic, cross-platform, transport-layer distributed reverse / forward proxy and tunneling solution for TCP.
	- strace (Version 5.6)
	- tcpdump (Version 4.9.0)
	- tftp (tftp-hpa Version 5.2)
	- wget (Version 1.20.1, with SSL)


Linux/UNIX are built around the idea of small programs that are the best tool possible for one small job. Due to that, when faced with various computing problems, there's often "a command for that". The problem is, there are so many of these commands they don't always get installed or included on different systems.

The main idea behind static binary repos like these are to have fast, "it just works" access to small, particularly useful niche tools.
