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I have already done that for quite a long time, that doesn't fix the problem, that just makes it so there is yet another half-assed and broken WM to add to the
by md8z 5y ago
I have already done that for quite a long time, that doesn't fix the problem, that just makes it so there is yet another half-assed and broken WM to add to the pile. Or should I say, graveyard, because so many of them have come and gone over the years...
Sorry to be blunt but that is another myth that I see going around in open source communities, that the way to fix anything and everything is to just sit down and write more code and try to close as many github issues as possible however you can. It's not. That only gets you so far and in a lot of cases it can make things worse.
- laumars 5y agoYou’re the one who said there are bugs to be fixed. I’m literally just reacting to your own statements. If you think it’s a myth then don’t introduce it as a cornerstone of your own rant to begin with.
- md8z 5y agoOk I see what you're saying. Sorry for the misunderstanding: the bugs here can't realistically be fixed. They keep popping up over and over again and they will for as long as the design stays flawed. It is the design that needs to be "bug fixed" if that makes sense. I am not talking about any myths in relation to that, although there are several others I could name after reading various github comments...