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>This is typical behavior from geeks, putting the decision of about the choice of modules.conf vs. conf.modules which the user doesn't care about and just wants

>This is typical behavior from geeks, putting the decision of about the choice of modules.conf vs. conf.modules which the user doesn't care about and just wants the software to work. I want my software to work too, as a geek. This entire mess might prevent that. How is that justified? Hint: it isn't. If they can't find a solution that's acceptable for both sides of the equation, then they should not be allowed to do this. To simply tell us geeks to "suck it up, consumers are more important" is an equally as fatal mistake as "fuck the consumers, the geeks demand something".

recoiledsnake 15y ago
>If they can't find a solution that's acceptable for both sides of the equation, then they should not be allowed to do this. Who is 'they' in the above line? MS or the OEM? >To simply tell us geeks to "suck it up, consumers are more important" is an equally as fatal mistake as "fuck the consumers, the geeks demand something". I see that this is working VERY well for Apple and Android OEMs. The solution is simple, bu