if it ain’t broke why fix it
Discussion
Well, the point is that it's broken, and hasn't been fixed for the last twenty years. 😂
it’s not broken, it does what we need it to do for work.
True, if you don't use the broken parts like the TCP stack it isn't an issue. There's plenty broken, but if the tool fits your use case and you can't justify the expense of a better tool, why not?