A new Debian is about to be released, featuring Linux 4.9.
Some people using a completely different kind of OS insist in continuing to use a version from 2009, instead of its more recent version. I guarantee you that this version from 2009 also has its share of dark APIs, some of which have been fixed in the modern version...
Yet I've yet to find articles titled like if all of them are equally broken, while the content would precisely describe the caveats to do not-broken things on the capable recent releases.
Some people using a completely different kind of OS insist in continuing to use a version from 2009, instead of its more recent version. I guarantee you that this version from 2009 also has its share of dark APIs, some of which have been fixed in the modern version...
Yet I've yet to find articles titled like if all of them are equally broken, while the content would precisely describe the caveats to do not-broken things on the capable recent releases.