On Windows, openSeaChest just works properly, like anything on Windows. On Manjaro, Linux Mint, and Ubuntu 21.10, there are fatal errors and Error 2 when using make release, make clean or make. This is totally unworkable and is a waste of hours for nothing. Why aren't binaries provided for more than only CentOS?

Because make is from GNU, an organization that spends most of their time relentlessly whining about how any traces of anything proprietary is malicious, it is not possible to compile anything with make without ruining the day. make is trash to an extent like nothing else and is the very single worst thing about using Linux instead of Windows. In fact, I was entering a long series of commands through multiple pages of instructions for openSeaChest UEFI, and did not reach an error until stupid evil make raged into presence as a dumpster fire, ruining hours of effort. This issue is about openSeaChest Linux, but make deserves shaming words to be mentioned at every opportunity.

The only solution is to provide binaries for Debian and Arch based systems, or provide source code that can be compiled without any involvement of make, which shouts at you with *** that represent rage and the word Stop telling you to give up. GCC is installed and the Linux kernel version is 5.13.19-2.