spacepinball

You'd think that be the rule; reflect, THEN discuss.

Making a living on FOSS is hard, as you discovered.

I hope you succeed, of course. But since I have no good idea what your app is, except "a browser for developers" from the blog text, there is really no chance that I would ever search for this app, hear about it thru word of mouth, or eanything really that would make me end up testing your app.

Here's some other ways you could have tried to approach the situation:

- stop providing compiles, while selling access to the compiles on patreon or something. this way you can keep engagement from other developers and stay FOSS.

- offer commercial services around your app

in earlier messages from zodiac he spelled PARADICE too, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Zodiac-back.pdf

They been doing that for years already

So basically they will charge me once more for a compatibility fix.

The best solution is to not make bookmarks.

Every bookmark you create is a time commitment at a later date. The more you have, the less time you have available at any later point in time.

Okay, so no orvellian surveilance, but still rather have that than some UX paper cuts in unnamed distro.

Yea, good luck with that Mr Hacker dude.

I'm here to talk to you about our lord and savior Linux

> Is anyone surprised?

It's hardly suprising that opponents like yourself dont even bother to read up on the issue being discussed.

Turns out (suprise!?) that the linux defaults in this case is even worse than what systemd provides.

How is this a news? This should be apparent in any office setting since the invention of office work places.

Amazing

Rational indeed

This would be like a gigantic space pinball as soon Oumuamua showed up.

Then it would just be a huge asteroid belt which would eventually form a normalized amount of planets.