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Before deciding that Linux (the most successful open source projecting history?) is poorly run. you have to weigh people quitting over the abuse against all th
by srtjstjsj 9y ago
Before deciding that Linux (the most successful open source projecting history?) is poorly run. you have to weigh people quitting over the abuse against all the other contributors and maintainers building something that relies in part on that abuse.
> It's given me the impression that if I don't create something that is up to a teams standard from commit 0
Linus has said that he reserves his abuse for senior people who should know better. It's his antidote to a complacent
overclass that mistreats the kernel development process.
- lovich 9y agoI never stated that it was poorly run, acting like this might get better results. I was replying to the poster who postulated what could happen if a hit piece was ran in a public setting against someone for their OSS contributions and how it seemed like reality wasn't already too far off from that to me