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by astrodust
4572 days ago
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CentOS is not removing deprecated things and Fedora is. This is the difference here. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ifconfig#Current_status "Modern Linux distributions are in the process of deprecating ifconfig and route..." Deliberately removing something means you don't have to maintain it any more and can spend your time improving the better tool rather than bug-fixing the legacy one. |
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There are ways to handle it that make it backwards compatible and user friendly without only a little extra effort. It's not a sexy task, so who cares about usability.