Bruh an engineer probably suggested those changes.
You think a salesperson is suggesting mDNS and frameworks?
You think a salesperson is suggesting mDNS and frameworks?
My job now is to deal with the aftermath of failed design choices at my company. It only took a couple of guys to impose their deluded design, because noone stood up to call their bullshit.
It wasn't so much what but why. The constraints of why led to risky anti-customer product decisions. Decisions the CEO had no choice but to own.
But, they developped the linux devices as it was a desktop computer, the biggest latency hogs we have are multiprocess architecture over dbus, and event based UI which fetches live data. The result is a slow and hanging UX, which gets slower after each update, and is irritating customers. The lower end devices we sell are bare metal, and they are liked by our customers due to their swiftness. They just have a different architecture that focuses on end result (monolith, and a cache of data to display).