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With something like AppImages you get pretty much eternal backwards compatibility. The kernel _never_ breaks backwards compatibility with userland, and the AppI
by eikenberry 8y ago
With something like AppImages you get pretty much eternal backwards compatibility. The kernel _never_ breaks backwards compatibility with userland, and the AppImage pulls in all other dependencies.
- bennofs 8y agoNot if you need to communicate with other user space services, such as: * systray icons/application indicators * newer fontconfig versions support new config options which results in fonts being broken for apps that use older versions * I think there is some issue around glibc locales handling if you use a different glibc * systemd/logind/... DBus apis Those were just some external interfaces that came to my mind. I'm sure there are many more.