Before considering GNOME Secrets, *do they* ban LLM contributions?
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Before considering GNOME Secrets, do they ban LLM contributions? Because there's no point moving to it if they're just going to pull the same shit.
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Before considering GNOME Secrets, do they ban LLM contributions? Because there's no point moving to it if they're just going to pull the same shit.
@lispi314 I don't know if/how this affects Secrets specifically but a significant fraction of GNOME developers are RedHat/IBM employee and unless something has changed very recently, they were in the news last year as it was discovered they basically HAD to use AI tools for coding.
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