"They shouldn't be considered "part of" the userland; as this invites userland applications to rely on them."
Or should they? Windows applications rely on .net runtime that is part of the OS. For years now. It's one of the reasons why application development on Windows can be so laid back and stable.
I really, really don't understand why people in Unix-land feel the need to move fast and break things.
Or should they? Windows applications rely on .net runtime that is part of the OS. For years now. It's one of the reasons why application development on Windows can be so laid back and stable.
I really, really don't understand why people in Unix-land feel the need to move fast and break things.