Also, it's completely not obvious from your web pages which features already work in your OS. And, IMHO, Discord is definitely not "the perfect place to connect, collaborate, and contribute".
Just my 2ct...
> Do you have any kind of tests to check if the code is working as expected?
> We don’t need tests. If it compiles, it is good enough; if it boots up, then it is perfect.
As something to be presented to the wider world, with a desire to have (testing) users and contributions... Hmm.
Source: Torvalds, Linus (1998-04-08). linux-kernel mailing list. https://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/9804.1/0149.html
Obviously Theo has his detractors, rightfully so. And the language he uses in that post is not what I would use at all. It's downright unacceptable. But at least it's something - a thing from an authority you can point to and say "this is why!"
> gcc is the worst compiler except all those other compilers
- Winston Churchill
"This is a LLVM/Clang/LLD based mingw-w64 toolchain". Ahh LLVM :D
No.
Two decades ago I could be willing to accept this kind of comment from the 'FLOSS' community if it was about a proprietary vendor (especially microsoft). Nowadays, this behaviour is only useful for pointing: 'look they are still acting like teenagers'.