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The embedded long-term support initiativeThe embedded long-term support initiativePosted Nov 2, 2011 16:10 UTC (Wed) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313)In reply to: The embedded long-term support initiative by jmm82 Parent article: The embedded long-term support initiative
If the updates add additional features and seldom fail then customers generally like them
It's when the updates either don't add any new features, or worse, remove existing features (even if they add other new features), then users complain
This isn't limited to firmware/kernel updates.
The KDE and GNOME '.0' updates are perfect examples of updates that remove some things that existing users notice and therefor people are unhappy with them, even though the developers add a lot of new features as well.
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