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by eptcyka 10 days ago
You cannot ship features that depend on cgroups v1. You may not ship features that depend on netlink attributes that exist on some distros, not others.
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Yes, there are a few exceptions to the Linux kernel's backward compatibility. I've encountered others, but I don't remember which any more. They are quite rare, though.

cgroups v1 might be the most irritating, because it was useful and something a shipped application or service might realistically use.