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I'm aware that Brian has been trolling with such a title over the years, but I really think that it's the epitome of clickbait. Totally a personal opinion, but
by throwawayswede 5y ago
I'm aware that Brian has been trolling with such a title over the years, but I really think that it's the epitome of clickbait. Totally a personal opinion, but I absolutely hate such farcical titles.
I'd honestly feel more compelled to watch yet another one of those with a title like "What still sucks about Linux"
- TOMDM 5y agoAgreed. Not to mention he takes ages to say not much. There are some good points buried in here, but it takes him over 5 minutes before he's even on topic.
- mrintegrity 5y agoi was grateful for the 1.75x speed option on the video!
- ziml77 5y agoHe's not trolling or clickbaiting. The title is referring to a future that we are always teetering on the edge of where Linux fades away. The video is a list of the things that he thinks the Linux community should be looking to fix to avoid that decline.
- throwawayswede 5y ago> He's not trolling Yes he is. > or clickbaiting I believe he is. > …he thinks the Linux community should… You might be commenting on the wrong post, because clearly that’s not what the title of the talk says. While we’re on the topic, I think the problem is trying to make a “community” out of every other software a group of people use. I think embedding Linux in Windows is wrong, clearly there are lots of Linux people who think that’s correct. I’m not wrong and neither are they. We just don’t have to be a “community” just because we use Linux. The survival of Linux depends on a lot more than what a random circle of people who use it are arguing about.