Messages in this thread | | | Date | Thu, 30 Sep 1999 16:48:10 +0200 | From | Drizzt <> | Subject | Re: [Q]: Linux and real device drivers |
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Decía David Weinehall: > > Is it really? We sure as hell can do a lot that Windows can do, and quite > a few of these things (like stability, speed etc.) is because we don't tie > down ourselves with binary compability. This is a BAD thing. If you don't mantain binary compatibily _at least_ in stable realeases, all could be a nightmare. Last time someone changes de libstdc++ for example, I have to recompile ALL kde. I don't know WHY, binary compatibily in stables releases are bad. And no, I no have time to recompile all system for every interface change. I have to study and work too.
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