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Why is that ironic? Windows makes backwards compatibility a priority, Linux... doesn't. Well, Linux does, but the userspace not so much.
by qu4z-2 10y ago
Why is that ironic? Windows makes backwards compatibility a priority, Linux... doesn't. Well, Linux does, but the userspace not so much.
- kuschku 10y agoWell, the userspace actually isn’t that bad either – if you stay away from Gnome and Gtk. The KDE and Qt side of userland tends to be a lot more stable – I’ve got a version of Skype here using a Qt version from several years ago – which still runs nicely, and without issues, and with the old version even automatically using the theme I’ve set in Qt5.6.