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I think the point is that maybe you shouldn't. (i'm not agreeing or disagreeing with that position). If you used a distro that provided multiple versions of s

I think the point is that maybe you shouldn't. (i'm not agreeing or disagreeing with that position). If you used a distro that provided multiple versions of something and kept them up to date or used nix or guix you wouldn't have this problem at all.

MobiusHorizons 2y ago
You definitely need to be able to build the kernel that shipped with the distro using tools from the distro. Thats basic table stakes. Needing newer tools for building from the latest upstream repository is fine though