> maintaining legacy UI. Do you mean like the legacy UI for older MS office (2010 may be) replaced by ribbon. I recently read that next office versions are goi

> maintaining legacy UI. Do you mean like the legacy UI for older MS office (2010 may be) replaced by ribbon. I recently read that next office versions are going back to non-ribbon interface. > "Jonny" sounds like the kind of person that wants to purchase software at a one-time cost, and then expect free lifetime upgrades (which include all the outrageous demands such as supporting legacy UI). Sure. Ideally everyone follows RHEL - the UI stays the same old GTK/GNOME. Only the kernel updates/security can be backported. Do not touch anything else. (But I mean marketing departments do not have anything new to show then..)