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He never stated any technical reasons at all - neither then, nor a week later, nor since. He was asked very specifically, by people who are extremely competent,
by johnklos 4y ago
He never stated any technical reasons at all - neither then, nor a week later, nor since. He was asked very specifically, by people who are extremely competent, on a technical list:
"Can you be specific about what is wrong?"
"I don't like it" isn't good technical reasoning.
- nix23 4y agoI kind of understand him, WireGuard is connected to his Name, if a implementation is not matching his taste of quality (i especially used taste here) and something happens it backfires. It's a bit the same as with pulse-audio in the beginning, where it backfired to poettering even if the code was not finished and the distributions, especially ubuntu integrated it pretty bad, told no one that it was alpha...and everyone was like: What bad thing my sound worked with alsa before...i hate pulse-audio, poettering destroyed the "year of linux-desktop", now i hate him too ;)