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> Boycott it. If enough users cease to buy the OS So I have to convince thousands (for Windows maybe a million) of people that the thing that irritates me shou
by shaan7 6y ago
> Boycott it. If enough users cease to buy the OS
So I have to convince thousands (for Windows maybe a million) of people that the thing that irritates me should be removed. Nope, that seldom happens.
I find better luck in FOSS where there is enough tweaking potential that I can remove the irritating thing I don't like. Maybe FOSS maintainers and developers have no financial incentive to do what I want, but I can always have a local patch to do that.
- shadowgovt 6y agoAbsolutely. You (with your training and ability to manipulate software, test, debug, and deploy) can make the change you like (and maintain it in perpetuity if you can't find someone to take on upstream maintenance). This is not an option most software users have, but it's probably an option for most readers of this forum.
- shaan7 6y ago> This is not an option most software users have Yes, but the good thing is that more and more people are learning how to program so I am hopeful that things will get better :)
- throwaway314158 6y ago> So I have to convince thousands (for Windows maybe a million) of people that the thing that irritates me should be removed. No, you can alternatively pay money for a different tier of license that lets you turn it off.
- shaan7 6y agoYou are assuming that such a tier exists (remember, my comment was not specific to telemetry)