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First of all, not all the changes have to be implemented immediately. Andreas often livestreams hack sessions where he changes some part of the OS or the APIs,

First of all, not all the changes have to be implemented immediately. Andreas often livestreams hack sessions where he changes some part of the OS or the APIs, so things are very dynamic. Secondly, why do you expect that this OS is ready to show to any non-technical user? If you did, they wouldn't realise what they are looking at, nor why it's a valuable contribution to the ecosystem and the fight against the "modern" UX trends. The effort would be wasted until the project becomes more prominent

AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago
> First of all, not all the changes have to be implemented immediately. I'll comment on future features when they exist, or at least are documented as a goal. > Secondly, why do you expect that this OS is ready to show to any non-technical user? I don't. I am commenting on what exists, and what exists is an FAQ entry specifically stating that the project does not cater to non-technical users. Even so, I think you underestimate non-technical users. Another modern trend I despise.