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This is a logical consequence of non-free software. I'd add that even in the free software case, there's a non-zero cost to supporting legacy software as first-
by cthulhua 11y ago
This is a logical consequence of non-free software. I'd add that even in the free software case, there's a non-zero cost to supporting legacy software as first-class citizens, to the point where it often just doesn't make sense.
- Aloha 11y agoIts a logical consequence of resource limits, technical debt is expensive, and must be resolved eventually. There is a reason that support for GTK 1.x applications vanished over time, as well as ones that needed old compilers, tied to old library version, and old versions of glibc.