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So on one side we have folks saying we expect too much from OSS devs and we're burning them out. And then on the flip side in this post were saying they need to

So on one side we have folks saying we expect too much from OSS devs and we're burning them out. And then on the flip side in this post were saying they need to support a variety of compilers and endless hardware configurations. Personally, for OSS I subscribe to "no one owes me anything, I can always fork or submit a patch or use something else".

ozim 4y ago
Mahmoud author of the blog post wanted to play around with a tool and found that he has to pay for something. Then he follows with a list of why compilation is not free and that is his argument why someone should do this for him for free instead of charging him $20. He also continues with some far fetched arguments that serve as support for his claim that someone should do what he wants.
- zen21 4y ago
  Where did he claim that someone should do what he wants?
  - ozim 4y ago
    In the title, "Source code is not enough".
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