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The problem with modern hardware is that they themselves are full of backwards compatibility. And while such a system could certainly be done (as somebody said,
by stephen_g 8y ago
The problem with modern hardware is that they themselves are full of backwards compatibility. And while such a system could certainly be done (as somebody said, Fuscia is probably a fairly good example of one), it will only take a few years as hardware changes and it's going to have backwards compatibility "bloat" as well!