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This is a good way to increase your churn. If your product has known bugs affecting my workflow that I have reported and you have not even responded to (a valid
by dbdjfjrjvebd 8y ago
This is a good way to increase your churn. If your product has known bugs affecting my workflow that I have reported and you have not even responded to (a valid response could include instructions for preparing a patch/PR or even a message saying needs more info) I will always be looking for alternatives. If you are adding pointless features (to me as a user I started using the product with the existing feature set so new features are most likely pointless to me) at the same time I'm really starting to wonder about just forking.
- vortico 8y agoFor Ubuntu, you're probably right. For a year-old immature project like mine, it's definitely better to work on steering the cruise ship itself rather than work on tiny problems on it. Every project has its own rules, so make judgements on a case-by-case basis. But I'm not here to discuss my project, simply a guess as to the reason Canonical has disappointed the blogger.