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Sure, and that's what most do. But they don't actually derive any value from it - it's just busy work because others want the new features. If we could have 50
by tsimionescu 3y ago
Sure, and that's what most do. But they don't actually derive any value from it - it's just busy work because others want the new features. If we could have 50 years of secure Windows XP or Linux 3.something, lots of software teams would be freed from periodic migrations to just building more features.
- happymellon 3y agoWindows XP was essentially an LTS as it did get 12 years of support. However there were plenty of severe flaws that couldn't be fixed without some fundamental changes. What people appear to want is all the problems fixed, but none of the hassle of actually having anything change to accommodate these fixes.