li...@rhsoft.net:
> the problem is that way too much developers out there are unwilling to
> draw a line between core functions / security and other changes
> affecting the user expirience and postfix is *the* software project
> which proves over many years that you don't need to break anything left
> and right by improve background technology - sadly most developers tend
> to change anything because they can and force users to accept all sort
> of unrelated changes to become state of art tech or just stay outdated
> at all
I would compare Postfix development with upgrading a bridge in
place. The difference is that with bridges you usually have reduced
performance over the duration of the construction project.
Wietse
