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That's a road straight to library hell. You'd basically have to manage multiple versions of libraries, some of which would likely be system libraries that depen
by LocalH 4y ago
That's a road straight to library hell. You'd basically have to manage multiple versions of libraries, some of which would likely be system libraries that depend on other system libraries. Are you trying to suggest Apple's iOS should be more like Nintendo/BroadOn's IOS for the Wii? Way to waste users' storage.
Sometimes things break when things are updated, especially across major versions. This has been true for the entirety of computing. Microsoft, who have one of the best track records in the industry regarding backwards compatibility, still break countless programs with major Windows updates. Every platform I can think of that isn't an 8-bit system running BASIC has made breaking changes over time. What is your suggested solution?
- ChuckNorris89 4y ago>Microsoft, who have one of the best track records in the industry regarding backwards compatibility, still break countless programs with major Windows updates Do you have any examples of these countless programs broken by updates?
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