> Oh come on, Hector constantly comes off as condescending and insulting to people that don't immediately bow down to his opinion and his immediate viewpoint D

> Oh come on, Hector constantly comes off as condescending and insulting to people that don't immediately bow down to his opinion and his immediate viewpoint Don't know the guy, but from my experience people who "vehemently contest" the opinions and viewpoints of project leaders can come off arrogant and know-it-all from the POV of the people who are actively working on the project and bootstrapped it from zero to success. It's one of those "clash of the titans" scenario. I mean it's to be expected: a popular project gets a lot of praise but also a minority of vocal critiques. How single project leaders react, unless they are obviously abusive and/or violent on average/randomly, it's not really that important IMO. > The social interactions he ends up having are of his own making as well. That doesn't make him wrong, this topic in particular is a real pain point: manufacturers don't care about Linux users at all, it's their fault if Linux is mostly a less smooth than it could and should be experience.