shmerl

Let's say there are areas to improve still, but introducing anything new requires investment of time to learn it, breaking habits and giving discomfort. Even if it eventually starts paying off, it can cause a push back naturally. So it's really hard to do it right, may be only very gradually? Surely not like Gnome tried to do it.

Some direct comparison with such idea could be let's say a suboptimal keyboard layout and more optimal ones that are barely used.

I personally stick with KDE exactly because "it just works well enough" and its flexibility at the same time.

This is more promising: https://github.com/Rust-GPU/rust-gpu/

Wayland is fine. People should use AMD and KDE Plasma.

I'd avoid Nvidia to begin with.

When things on the other are presented as rent only, it's very bad.

This makes neovim plugin manager highlight the change differently which brings attention to it when you update stuff.

So please do use it instead of complaining!

I do like the suggestion of

scope!: ...

if it will be treated the same way with breaking changes reactions.

But what also needed is persecution these patent trolls for racket like any mob racketeers. There were attempts of persecuting them this way in the past, but they should be renewed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zz0_r4PDyCs&t=1m30s

Take a look at AV1 itself, you can't even say it's really ubiquitous on all hardware. It's quite well along in adoption compared to early days, but some mobile devices are still lacking hardware acceleration for it.

How is the case of fighting off Dolby's patent racketeering going? They tried to attack Snapchat for using AV1.