• fuckwit_mcbumcrumble@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    2 days ago

    Maintaining backwards compatibility isn’t easy, and cross compatibility just adds more complexity.

    The good and the bad of Apple not having the best backwards compatibility is they don’t have to waste time on that. They can do what they do well and make the experience as smooth and seamless as possible. And most importantly move quickly.

    I mean just look at windows. Windows 11 has gotten so much shit because they’re trying to change so many things, but they legitimately just can’t. Or on Linux look at its backwards compatibility. That shits a nightmare. Things like flat pack should fix it. But it only fixes it if everything is on flat pack.

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          1 day ago

          My guy, it would be a standard that would be implemented in future versions. Maybe they would slowly roll that back to older versions, but it wouldnt matter if they didnt, because tech moves so quickly anyway.

          It would be implemented as standard into Android and iOS, not individually by every phone manufacturer.