Would be nice to have more communities dedicated to bloat-free, user-respecting UX... that are not complete pro-hitler neonazis like the suckless clique. I'm all ears for links and suggestions!
related HN thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25151773
I'd be interested to have a more generic community in the spirit of suckless, though maybe not as radical in its interpretation of minimalism.
From the recent threads about Haiku OS, i gather that implementing features/UX is not incompatible with respecting user resources. That's what i'm interested in.
I also follow gemini protocol development, the Jabber/XMPP community, and i'm also a member on rawtext.club (an SSH social network where i'm not as active there as i should be).
I'd be interested in a cross-project platform much like suckless to gather such lightweight programs/protocols, if you can think of any.
hyperbole?
In this case, i agree with the suckless arguments, but i'm considering serious evidence that key contributors to the suckless community are actual neonazis, and that the community at large seems ok with it because they claim to be non-political (see other comments).
1. They don't politicise in their group
2. The commenter literally says: "Torch hikes are nothing unusual in Germany and there was no political intent behind it."
What's the issue then? Serious question and relevant to the thread because I too would love to see more communities dedicated to user-friendly bloat-free software. Why shouldn't we participate with them?
[0]: https://lobste.rs/s/kpuj8p/why_i_use_suckless_tools#c_omk1bi
It's pretty clear that they are Nazis, and use the cover of a group about software to plan the invasion of Poland.