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One might care where the patches come from as a volunteer community could be less reliable over time than the paid Mozilla staff. I know I certainly feel that w
by kobayashi 10y ago
One might care where the patches come from as a volunteer community could be less reliable over time than the paid Mozilla staff. I know I certainly feel that way.
- raesene9 10y agoBut if you prefer security updates from paid employees of an organization rather than volunteers, surely a commercial product rather than a free one would be more suitable for your needs?
- kobayashi 10y agoNot necessarily. I appreciate the values for which Mozilla stands, and those values are entrenched in their products.
- Endy 10y agoIt doesn't feel that way anymore.
- icebraining 10y agoIn what way? I'm wary of some of Mozilla's decisions, but their allegiance to their mission & manifesto doesn't seem at stake.
- raesene6 10y agoSo you're looking for an organisation who will use non-free employees to give you a product for free?
- kobayashi 10y agoI really don't see your point.
- chimeracoder 10y ago> One might care where the patches come from as a volunteer community could be less reliable over time than the paid Mozilla staff. I know I certainly feel that way. The people who are making these complaints are disproportionately those who have no problem using Debian or Arch, so I don't think that's the crux of the issue for them.