When I'm writing new software, I kinda hate having to support old legacy stuff, because it makes my life harder, and means I cannot depend on new library or language features.
But that's not what happens here, this is probably mostly backporting security fixes to older version. I haven't done that to any meaningful amount, but why wouldn't you find a sense of purpose in it? And if you do, why wouldn't it be fun?
But that's not what happens here, this is probably mostly backporting security fixes to older version. I haven't done that to any meaningful amount, but why wouldn't you find a sense of purpose in it? And if you do, why wouldn't it be fun?