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Though it does stop implementing obsolete syscalls on newer architectures. So the set of syscalls you can effectively use often rotates as the hardware treadmil
by LegionMammal978 2y ago
Though it does stop implementing obsolete syscalls on newer architectures. So the set of syscalls you can effectively use often rotates as the hardware treadmill turns.
- dwattttt 2y agoAnd since they haven't been removed, just not implemented, you get the joy of finding out it doesn't work anymore when you try to use it, instead of when you build it!