> That is a very good question! What we have now it's a bunch of old operating systems, no novelty, no new computing paradigm.
Entirely false, if you have kept up with the state of the art in operating systems.
Many still expose their old APIs by necessity of course, but the internals have undergone leaps and bounds improvements and new APIs and functionality are added all the time.
Entirely false, if you have kept up with the state of the art in operating systems.
Many still expose their old APIs by necessity of course, but the internals have undergone leaps and bounds improvements and new APIs and functionality are added all the time.
Hate to use a car analogy but just because you have a car called Corolla and has a steering wheel and pedals, does not mean it has had no meaningful advancements since this https://global.toyota/pages/corolla50th/history/era/01/image...