> This is a sign of a language with a tiny mostly-hobbyist user-base. Or that the tooling is so trivially easy to update that people don't need to think about

> This is a sign of a language with a tiny mostly-hobbyist user-base. Or that the tooling is so trivially easy to update that people don't need to think about it. Sometimes if I want to upgrade GCC I need to upgrade the whole os, or have multiple versions installed and be careful where they're installed lest I incur Ubuntu's wrath