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And people form tribes, and tribal allegiance becomes very important to them. In this case, both tribes (GNOME and Wayland) have a vision of the perfect way fo
by dsr_ 6y ago
And people form tribes, and tribal allegiance becomes very important to them.
In this case, both tribes (GNOME and Wayland) have a vision of the perfect way for software to work. They have each captured enough weak allegiance/users to prove to themselves that they are right. Therefore, the other side is wrong.
- turminal 6y agoThe problem with this analogy is that nobody knows that Gnome != wayland. Not even gnome developers know gnome != wayland. As a result, a lot of people hate wayland because of gnome's failed switch to wayland. And a lot of people hate gnome for their pretentiousness.