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No, I'm not being unreasonable. And yes, it is a silly argument. It's not a practical solution. It's akin to telling someone without a license who lives 10 mile
by PrimeMcFly 3y ago
No, I'm not being unreasonable. And yes, it is a silly argument. It's not a practical solution. It's akin to telling someone without a license who lives 10 miles from their place of work to walk if they are not happy with the bus service.
The maintainers view is absolutely incorrect and flawed, ultimately it doesn't matter because distributions pick up their slack.
- nradov 3y agoThere's no free lunch. Buy a car if you don't like the bus.
- PrimeMcFly 3y agoLike I said earlier, a very silly, out of touch argument. It's perfectly fine to provide constructive criticism for the bus and advocate for positive change. Aside from that, we clearly disagree, so I really wish you would stop replying to me since this discussion isn't going to go anywhere.