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I think your core point is somewhat valuable, but does it really matter if any modern software could run on such outdated software? Why would I care if my softw
by andykx 7y ago
I think your core point is somewhat valuable, but does it really matter if any modern software could run on such outdated software? Why would I care if my software couldn’t run on a 20 year old machine? The new Raspberry Pi 4s have better hardware specs than the machine you gave as an example.
Also, sometimes “fast enough” is just that - fast enough. It is not necessarily true in every case, but sometimes it is.
- mirsadm 7y agoYes it does. People are much more likely to run your software on a battery powered device these days. This can have a massive impact on battery life.