No, it's not. FOSS has come a long way since the bad old days of code being the only consideration. Now people expect that open-source projects have good stewar

No, it's not. FOSS has come a long way since the bad old days of code being the only consideration. Now people expect that open-source projects have good stewardship of said code, and accept direction from the community, you know, the users. Unfortunately many corporate-sponsored projects have other goals, often detrimental to the community. Which would be fine, if you could just switch to something else, but good luck getting away from GNOME/GTK (unless you happen to like KDE, which isn't everyone's cup of tea).