> Doesn't Linux then choose a weird place to put the border between "OS" and "userspace"?
Your fallacy is assuming that "Linux" is a single entity with a single mind. Linus is very strict about backwards compatibility, but he only controls the kernel, not glibc or Mesa or KDE.
Your fallacy is assuming that "Linux" is a single entity with a single mind. Linus is very strict about backwards compatibility, but he only controls the kernel, not glibc or Mesa or KDE.