Care to enlighten us the exact APIs you consider archaic? "Unix/C APIs" isn't exactly precise --- there are the POSIX APIs which are fairly standard that Linux

Care to enlighten us the exact APIs you consider archaic? "Unix/C APIs" isn't exactly precise --- there are the POSIX APIs which are fairly standard that Linux and the BSDs mostly support; in addition, there are the platform-specific APIs that are constantly updated for modern use-cases. I find most of these APIs intuitive and stable. In contrast, I don't like some of Python's abstractions, the "subprocess" being (IMO) a particularly weird way to abstract a pipe.