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No, Linux has poor isolation between the base system and application and third-pardty software and poor backwards compatibility (FreeBSD is slightly better in t
by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
No, Linux has poor isolation between the base system and application and third-pardty software and poor backwards compatibility (FreeBSD is slightly better in that respect). The only OSS Posix system that getting it right seems to be Haiku.
- tapoxi 3y agoFedora Atomic Desktops, Nix
- SomeoneFromCA 3y agoThis is not how people want it though. The want to be able to install any version of any software old or new irrespectively of the base system. Flatpack is close though.