> What happened to respecting our peers and acknowledging the massively wide range of personal preferences and usage habits? I absolutely wasn't trying to be d

> What happened to respecting our peers and acknowledging the massively wide range of personal preferences and usage habits? I absolutely wasn't trying to be disparaging of them. I understand that there are people who love their work, and I love some of their software (dmenu). My point was more toward the parent I was replying to - i.e., that the message from the suck-less crowd that other pieces of software "suck" is just an opinion. In the same way that they think (for example) the KDE desktop sucks, it's allowed to think that their products suck. But I suppose that it can be seen as disrespectful, and I understand that. There is definitely room for airing one's opinion in a less inflammatory way.