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Ok, I see your premise now. I am not sure I agree: do you know of a system that has seen less investment on backwards compatibility yet successfully maintains i
by necovek 5y ago
Ok, I see your premise now. I am not sure I agree: do you know of a system that has seen less investment on backwards compatibility yet successfully maintains it?
Of course, not "frozen" like TeX, but seeing active feature development too.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y agoPretty sure HaikuOS runs software originally compiled for BeOS in 1995. They have a very small development team and they are quite active today. ...for that matter WINE is even able to make Linux compatible with Windows applications to a great extent, and they certainly aren't backed with Microsoft's wealth of resources.