There's no "right" about it. You're arguing that _having_ a stable ABI is important, and nobody is denying that. There are other ways to get a stable ABI. All o

There's no "right" about it. You're arguing that _having_ a stable ABI is important, and nobody is denying that. There are other ways to get a stable ABI. All of the other non-Linux OS's have one, they just guarantee it in a different place (generally in a userspace library that manages the syscall interface)