A user on Twitter, or X as it's called now, posted something saying: "Parch Linux is a stupid project.
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A user on Twitter, or X as it's called now, posted something saying: "Parch Linux is a stupid project. Period."
Then, when someone asked for their reason, they replied:
"A useless project driven by the ego of its creator. Look at what DHH has done with Omarchy. He is actually HELPING people. What has Parch achieved?"
I don't care about other distributions or how they develop or not. I don't see this as a competition at all. Every distribution has its own goal. Acting like that wouldn't be befitting of me as a distribution developer.
But the point is that most of the hype around the Omarchy distribution comes from it being developed by a famous person. I haven't even installed it to see if it offers anything special (7 gigabytes of download takes a long time on my internet), but this behavior from people suddenly gathering and making simplistic final judgments, dismissing the efforts of a group of people is not good at all, and it's seen quite often.
I've been developing this distribution alone for a long time, so logically, I can't manage everything at once. For example, the development of the Parch store, which was supposed to be done with Rust and GTK, is currently suspended because we don't have contributors. Right now, with university starting, the only thing I can do is make sure the distribution maintains its stability. Because of this, I couldn't reach the roadmap I had set, and many parts weren't completed. But some people don't see these things and have strange expectations from a developer who initially built something just for themselves and doesn't receive any money in return.
Sorry for ranting too much; I haven't been around for a while and wanted to start being active again a bit :)
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A user on Twitter, or X as it's called now, posted something saying: "Parch Linux is a stupid project. Period."
Then, when someone asked for their reason, they replied:
"A useless project driven by the ego of its creator. Look at what DHH has done with Omarchy. He is actually HELPING people. What has Parch achieved?"
I don't care about other distributions or how they develop or not. I don't see this as a competition at all. Every distribution has its own goal. Acting like that wouldn't be befitting of me as a distribution developer.
But the point is that most of the hype around the Omarchy distribution comes from it being developed by a famous person. I haven't even installed it to see if it offers anything special (7 gigabytes of download takes a long time on my internet), but this behavior from people suddenly gathering and making simplistic final judgments, dismissing the efforts of a group of people is not good at all, and it's seen quite often.
I've been developing this distribution alone for a long time, so logically, I can't manage everything at once. For example, the development of the Parch store, which was supposed to be done with Rust and GTK, is currently suspended because we don't have contributors. Right now, with university starting, the only thing I can do is make sure the distribution maintains its stability. Because of this, I couldn't reach the roadmap I had set, and many parts weren't completed. But some people don't see these things and have strange expectations from a developer who initially built something just for themselves and doesn't receive any money in return.
Sorry for ranting too much; I haven't been around for a while and wanted to start being active again a bit :)
@sohrab Make your own kind of music.
Never let anyone mute your voice.
ParchLinux is your distribution and people love it. Never let anyone tell you what to do with it.
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if you ever do please let me know what you think. i don't want to miss that.
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Every time I start thinking "hmm, I should take another swing at playing with ATproto", something stupid happens and I find something else to do
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@mym I am for this, but I'm duty bound as your wife to inform you that this dangerously close to the aesthetics of deer stands. I think the overlap can be avoided with careful execution, however, but the risks must be stated.
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@are0h For me personally, I actually would love to see Blacksky succeed, even if the rest of the ATProto ecosystem fails. And he actually has said before that he's not doing it for the rest of the network, but for his community, which I think is admirable. And I think Rudy's vision is good and he's putting in the hard work.
But I agree that it's difficult to critique this situation, where I mean to be critiquing Bluesky, without it look like a critique on Blacksky, even if that's not my goal
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Con l'inglese ho difficoltà. Aprire Mastodon e ritrovarmi solo post inglesi è noioso, almeno per me.
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E comunque ora che ho un'istanza, inizio a capire perché moltə utenti hanno impostato la cancellazione automatica. Sto cercando di capire se mi conviene o no prendere esempio.
