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The abandonment of established interfaces happens on purpose on proprietary platforms to force customers to upgrade. The abandonment of established interfaces h
by sprash 5y ago
The abandonment of established interfaces happens on purpose on proprietary platforms to force customers to upgrade. The abandonment of established interfaces happens on FOSS platforms equally as frequent without any obvious purpose.
- lavabiopsy 5y agoI'm not sure what you mean? I would suggest to take a look at the release notes for the newest Qt or GTK for example, if you want to see what the purpose of various changes are.
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y ago> The abandonment of established interfaces happens on FOSS platforms equally as frequent without any obvious purpose. My laptop literally has CDE installed on it, using motif, indistinguishable from how it looked and acted decades ago. GTK is not the world.
- lavabiopsy 5y agoThere are reasons for the changes in GTK, though you may not agree with them, if you are confused about some then feel free to check the release notes. Or you can ask and I may be able to explain. But if you don't have any issues with motif and it works for you then that's great.
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y agoI was just using GTK as (the poster child of) a toolkit that does change things. It's not my preference at all, but in its own world it's fine.