That changed with Blender 2.80, which was an incredibly successful achievement. I'd say the interface is one of the most beautiful and pleasant I've ever used f

That changed with Blender 2.80, which was an incredibly successful achievement. I'd say the interface is one of the most beautiful and pleasant I've ever used for a pro tool. It really ticks every usability box and it looks damn good too. That's not by chance that after 2.80 Blender has been getting more and more momentum. The amount of features that are packed into each point release would constitute a major release in other paid suites. So, yeah, the Blender future is bright and I wish more opensource software managed to replicate their success. I know Krita is following in their footsteps, and also successfully. Perhaps a Patreon-style funding for Servo could work? Something similar to what the guy behind Serenity OS managed.