I wish more people would understand that different people use their computers for different things.
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I wish more people would understand that different people use their computers for different things. For me, gnome is unusable. This is not hyperbolic, I literally cannot use my computer for the things I want to use my computer for in gnome. But that doesn't imply you will have the same experience. Don't be so reflexively dismissive when people give feedback.
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I wish more people would understand that different people use their computers for different things. For me, gnome is unusable. This is not hyperbolic, I literally cannot use my computer for the things I want to use my computer for in gnome. But that doesn't imply you will have the same experience. Don't be so reflexively dismissive when people give feedback.
We gotta find a middle ground between "the customer is always right" and "it's open source, fuck you"
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We gotta find a middle ground between "the customer is always right" and "it's open source, fuck you"
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The simple answer is that you are not a customer if you are not paying for the product.@dominikg hence why I said there needs to be a middle ground. Writing quality software requires engaging with the people using your software. Whether they pay or not.
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@dominikg hence why I said there needs to be a middle ground. Writing quality software requires engaging with the people using your software. Whether they pay or not.
@dotstdy I just don't know if there's room enough for a company to come in to both develop open source software features and to sell it as a product.
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@dotstdy I just don't know if there's room enough for a company to come in to both develop open source software features and to sell it as a product.
Maybe some sort of per feature crowd funding might be more appropriate?@dominikg idk how you fund it honestly, it's too hard. I just mean generally though, even if you're working for free, there's no point having an adversarial relationship with your users. Especially not if you're a capital P Project with lots of contributors and users. It's just super unhealthy.
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@dominikg idk how you fund it honestly, it's too hard. I just mean generally though, even if you're working for free, there's no point having an adversarial relationship with your users. Especially not if you're a capital P Project with lots of contributors and users. It's just super unhealthy.
@dotstdy Ah, I was talking more generally about starting a company to write and sell versions of open source software with features that customers want, and not about particular projects.
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@dotstdy Ah, I was talking more generally about starting a company to write and sell versions of open source software with features that customers want, and not about particular projects.
@dominikg @dotstdy this only works up to a certain extent if the changes don't get upstreamed and/or the modified version doesn't get enough of a userbase to warrant its maintenance, because over time (and in certain areas that's relatively quickly) it will lapse and become incompatible with the rest of the ecosystem.
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