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"If you don't like it, fix it yourself" approach doesn't really work for many just because it's open source. Why does an open source project has to be mutually
by mekster 7y ago
"If you don't like it, fix it yourself" approach doesn't really work for many just because it's open source.
Why does an open source project has to be mutually exclusive to being a professional product?
If the recommended distro is from 4 years ago, people will feel if it's being abandoned and just go look elsewhere.
- capableweb 7y ago> Why does an open source project has to be mutually exclusive to being a professional product? It doesn't, there are plenty of open source professional products. This doesn't seem to be one of them though, as I would expect a company with for-profit motives behind it if that's the case. This seems to be a project that is merely supported by a company to support the development, which is also fine.