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All I see here is that you're not going to get everything that you want. No-one is. We are all using software that's imperfectly adapted to our personal use cas
by foldr 6y ago
All I see here is that you're not going to get everything that you want. No-one is. We are all using software that's imperfectly adapted to our personal use cases. Unfortunately, unless we're paying, no-one is under any obligation to change it for us, and we'll have to make do as best we can.
- betterunix2 6y agoThe funny thing is that a lot of users switch to open source software because the proprietary software they had been paying for was not supporting their obscure use case. You know, it is not something worth the investment because only a handful of users care or it works against the interests of some business partner or whatever.