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> not really being compatible with modern hardware Yes. That's correct. You are correct. It is no longer fit for purpose and hasn't been for a long time. But i
by os2warpman 1y ago
> not really being compatible with modern hardware
Yes. That's correct. You are correct. It is no longer fit for purpose and hasn't been for a long time. But inertia.
> the only way to fix it requires breaking all clients
Do it.
Rip the OpenVMS, SVR4, and HP/UX roots out of the ground and throw them in the trash, next to telnet and SysV filesystem support in the kernel.
- orangeboats 1y ago>> the only way to fix it requires breaking all clients > >Do it. You get Wayland that way. (Wayland actually started out as X12)