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I have played around with elementary OS for a bit, and even though it was "coding like at work", it was really refreshing to see how much elementary's tiny team

I have played around with elementary OS for a bit, and even though it was "coding like at work", it was really refreshing to see how much elementary's tiny team has already achieved. At the MegaCorp day job, every new button requires a meeting marathon only to fail in unforeseen ways. Martinis on a beach and hobby coding are also compatible.

LadyCailin 5y ago
> every new button requires a meeting marathon only to fail in unforeseen ways. I think this is a function of user base size, not so much profit or company size.
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- rgbrgb 5y ago
  In my experience it’s definitely about company size / stakeholder count rather than user base. You don’t need a bunch of people to sign off if there aren’t a bunch of people.
- brimble 5y ago
  It's entirely about company size and profit. Small companies can't afford to have their limited staff wasting time on bullshit. Big companies tolerate or even encourage it, for various reasons.