Are Frameworks even upgradeable enough to enable the same kind of upgrading in the typical upgrade window as one would get buying a new machine?
This means replacing nearly everything except the chassis, keyboard, and screen.
This is maybe down to using the same cognitive pathways to navigate SW that we use to navigate the real world: way points en route to a destination.
Whereas those with more understanding of the system can deploy other methods that are a more direct fit to that structure.
The problem is, then, that if you change the terrain (e.g. new os) you also need to change the map/route in the heads of all those users without system knowledge.
Even some of those with system knowledge might STILL preferentially deploy their innate navigation cognition.
Most, and I mean scientists and not, don't seem to understand that ALL modelling is curve fitting.
Applying maths equations to real data is always thus.