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Isn't this true of gnu/Linux as well though? A lot of patches are drivers and fixes? For example, one could argue trim for solid state storage is a driver issue
by newjersey 9y ago
Isn't this true of gnu/Linux as well though? A lot of patches are drivers and fixes? For example, one could argue trim for solid state storage is a driver issue?
- dingo_bat 9y agoOf course it is. Drivers will be the majority of the work in any OS that is not locked onto a very limited set of hardware.
- tpaschalis 9y agoI think this is the case with both Windows and the Linux base distros. It's a necessity when you need to support a wide array of hardware, but might be different with Apple's ecosystem.