> but instead of making a linux sucks post report the relevant problem to people who might be able to fix it. Yes, do not inform potential users that they migh

> but instead of making a linux sucks post report the relevant problem to people who might be able to fix it. Yes, do not inform potential users that they might be taken for a ride, don't mention that 7-years old hardware is not supported, or that Gnome3 doesn't even know how to switch back to the default display. I mean, we wouldn't want to have informed users am I right? You are pretty much making legulere's point: hush hush no criticism in public, and even if it is valid please report it quietly. So I assume you would agree if Apple or Microsoft had a similar attitude? (And no need to mention "yeah but with MS/Apple you paid, therefore...", paying entitles you to tech support, and we're only talking about informing users here.)