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One use case I can think of where this makes sense - Big companies have policies where you have to get every version of an open source software approved by lega
by dman 15y ago
One use case I can think of where this makes sense - Big companies have policies where you have to get every version of an open source software approved by legal because the license might have changed. Having a frozen set of versions makes software an easy sell for such customers.
- guard-of-terra 15y agoI would not do that if I was them. It's as productive as if they would run an unrolled tight nop loops. A lot of heat dissipates and nothing comes out. Anyway, I mostly talk about distros aimed at the desktop.