It works both way, too. Assuming you do not deploy systemd, you can install the very latest kernel, released two days ago, on a computer built in the 80s - long before pentium CPUs even existed, as well as almost the entirety of a modern distribution.
Using legacy repositories for specific XFree86 versions, this even includes supporting old displays - including monochrome ones.
It works both way, too. Assuming you do not deploy systemd, you can install the very latest kernel, released two days ago, on a computer built in the 80s - long before pentium CPUs even existed, as well as almost the entirety of a modern distribution.
Using legacy repositories for specific XFree86 versions, this even includes supporting old displays - including monochrome ones.