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By your logic the Linux kernel itself should ve replaced since it's decades old and full of legacy code

• gjsman-1000 3y ago
  Sure, but by that logic, there's nothing wrong with still using cooperative multitasking. Eventually, everyone involved knows, it's time. And even Linux has had some major rewrites in multiple areas - don't pretend like Linux hasn't changed immensely since 1.0. Xorg though... hasn't that much...
  • worewood 3y ago
    There's nothing wrong using cooperative multitasking in embedded systems for an example. Heck, there's nothing wrong using anything anywhere, it's a question of fulfilling the requirements.
  • destructionator 3y ago
    > Xorg though... hasn't [changed] that much... Meanwhile, you in another comment: > You can use `xdpyinfo` yourself to see all the extensions you have loaded. So, which one is it? Is it unchanging or is it evolved through several extensions?
• hulitu 3y ago
  And full of "plugins" (loadable modules). /s