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> (a general issue in anything Linux sans, to a degree, the kernel) What do you suggest instead?

• mschuster91 4y ago
  On one side, people recognizing when they have lost, the competition is inarguably better and converging to that as a new standard. On the other side, projects aiming to replace sometimes decades-old infrastructure like init scripts also have to be more open towards community feedback. Both sides need to relax, the effort lost on clearly doomed projects is absurd, and the sometimes extremely heated and rough, barely civilized "debates" continue to alienate new and existing developers. People whine and complain all the time about "codes of conduct" - and sometimes for good reason, power tripping committees are just as bad as what they want to prevent - but it is clear that all the infighting is the major factor keeping open source software from widespread recognition.
  • Gordonjcp 4y ago
    I'm not sure what any of that means. Do you mean that we need to work towards "One True Linux"? Because that, quite frankly, sounds stupid.