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Is there an industry term for a type of person that breaks backwards compatibility because they think they can rewrite it better? In the last 7 years, things h
by exabrial 3y ago
Is there an industry term for a type of person that breaks backwards compatibility because they think they can rewrite it better?
In the last 7 years, things have gotten really really bad. Thankful the Linux kernel devs haven’t taken this approach.
- k8svet 3y agoIs there a similar term for people that go 6 years without upgrading their os? Especially when it's been declared unsupported? No, really, who is the person that demands to be able to use 2024 software on an unsupported eol distro from 6 years ago?
- blibble 3y agoRHEL7 is still very much supported
- thepasswordis 3y ago>Is there a similar term for people that go 6 years without upgrading their os? Especially when it's been declared unsupported? You mean installing the default linux for EC2 instances? I think there are quite a few of those people, actually!