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Apple is a terrible example to hold up for breaking backwards compatibility. Their capricious and self-serving changes are terrible for developers and users tha
by Steltek 4y ago
Apple is a terrible example to hold up for breaking backwards compatibility. Their capricious and self-serving changes are terrible for developers and users that just want their software to work.
Apple and Windows are extremes in each direction. The best (and hardest) answer is to live in the middle somewhere.