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That's the beautiful thing of open source. It's a community effort: https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/pitivi-web/-/blob/master/layouts/index.html https:/

That's the beautiful thing of open source. It's a community effort: https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/pitivi-web/-/blob/master/layouts/index.html https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/pitivi-web/-/blob/ma...

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RedComet 4y ago
The beautiful thing about open source is that a website doesn't mention the platforms it supports? Strange view.
- chii 4y ago
  the OP was asking for contributions rather than just criticism.
- modo_mario 4y ago
  He was hinting that the original commenter could push for the change he wants to see himself and linked the page that would have to be edited.
  - bachmeier 4y ago
    That's also strange. Clearly the comment was coming from someone not familiar with the project. Responding "I just submitted the change, here's a link" would have been more reasonable.
    - prophesi 4y ago
      In that case you can just raise an issue in the repo https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/pitivi-web/-/issues?sort=created_date&state=opened https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/pitivi-web/-/issues?... But I also understand that the true beauty of open source is the entitlement of free work from devs on a project receiving less than 8 euros a month from donations.
      - bachmeier 4y ago
        > entitlement of free work from devs on a project Someone posted the project to Hacker News. A commenter pointed out that they didn't put the supported platforms on their website. That has nothing to do with "entitlement of free work". If the devs don't want anyone else discussing their work, they have every right to keep it private. If it gets posted to HN, it will be discussed.
        prophesi 4y ago
        > Responding "I just submitted the change, here's a link" would have been more reasonable. This is entitlement to free work. Raising an issue is much more reasonable than an HN user submitting a change on behalf of another random HN user. I do understand that the OP wasn't asking for someone to do this for them, though, and not displaying supported OSes is a totally valid critique.

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RedComet 4y ago

The beautiful thing about open source is that a website doesn't mention the platforms it supports? Strange view.

chii 4y ago
the OP was asking for contributions rather than just criticism.
modo_mario 4y ago
He was hinting that the original commenter could push for the change he wants to see himself and linked the page that would have to be edited.
- bachmeier 4y ago
  That's also strange. Clearly the comment was coming from someone not familiar with the project. Responding "I just submitted the change, here's a link" would have been more reasonable.
  - prophesi 4y ago
    In that case you can just raise an issue in the repo https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/pitivi-web/-/issues?sort=created_date&state=opened https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/pitivi-web/-/issues?... But I also understand that the true beauty of open source is the entitlement of free work from devs on a project receiving less than 8 euros a month from donations.
    - bachmeier 4y ago
      > entitlement of free work from devs on a project Someone posted the project to Hacker News. A commenter pointed out that they didn't put the supported platforms on their website. That has nothing to do with "entitlement of free work". If the devs don't want anyone else discussing their work, they have every right to keep it private. If it gets posted to HN, it will be discussed.
      - prophesi 4y ago
        > Responding "I just submitted the change, here's a link" would have been more reasonable. This is entitlement to free work. Raising an issue is much more reasonable than an HN user submitting a change on behalf of another random HN user. I do understand that the OP wasn't asking for someone to do this for them, though, and not displaying supported OSes is a totally valid critique.