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Everyone here already knows that. I've got a list of about 800 things I'd love to see in various packages. Should I hire a team to work on them?
by colordrops 4y ago
Everyone here already knows that. I've got a list of about 800 things I'd love to see in various packages. Should I hire a team to work on them?
- xvilka 4y agoYou can[1]. [1] https://sourcehut.org/blog/2022-08-23-how-does-our-consultancy-work/ https://sourcehut.org/blog/2022-08-23-how-does-our-consultan...
- colordrops 4y agoI was being facetious - I'm sure everyone is also aware that you could hire devs to code for you. But not to dismiss your point, it is interesting that companies exist purely for the purpose of working on arbitrary free software requests.
- cowtools 4y agoYes. This is a major benefit of free software- you can hire contractors to add whatever feature you need.
- thrown_22 4y agoBut not in the main trunk. Way back when in the 00s I did some triage to what it would take for adding nondestructive editing. It was basically a complete rewrite of the whole code base. Given that it's 20 years later and it's still not in the main trunk I'd trying to fix gimp is the lost cost falicy
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