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Seems to work fine on Linux unless you stick to kernels that are multiple decades old. Whether it's technical or social the situation on iOS is clearly inferio
by mathiaspoint 1y ago
Seems to work fine on Linux unless you stick to kernels that are multiple decades old.
Whether it's technical or social the situation on iOS is clearly inferior.
- duskwuff 1y agoYou're being disingenuous. There is more to an operating system than a kernel; new features in Linux software frequently require supporting software or libraries to be updated.
- mathiaspoint 1y agoEven the user space updates (outside gnome which most people avoid) don't make breaking changes at nearly the rate you see in iOS.