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The problem is that RHEL, for example, loves backporting breaking changes, so you can't know a priori that RHEL's "2.6.18" or whatever is going to keep working,
by rincebrain 3y ago
The problem is that RHEL, for example, loves backporting breaking changes, so you can't know a priori that RHEL's "2.6.18" or whatever is going to keep working, and otherwise you need to push a new metapackage every time they ship an update.