- Fuchsia provides a stable binary interface (like Windows, but unlike Linux). Does it? Fuchsia is a brand new OS, at least from the perspective of the world.

- Fuchsia provides a stable binary interface (like Windows, but unlike Linux). Does it? Fuchsia is a brand new OS, at least from the perspective of the world. One reason my interest in it died quite early on, despite being an aficionado of new operating system designs my entire life, was finding stuff like this in the docs: https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/development/components/v2/migration https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/development/components/v2/mi... It's brand new and there are already migration guides for core parts of the design. Also: https://fuchsia.dev/s/results?q=deprecated https://fuchsia.dev/s/results?q=deprecated That's a lot of deprecated stuff for a project that started with a blank slate.