>It's a shame they're now cutting that desktop work for real this time. I kind of think you're making the same mistake? Yes, Red Hat is cutting back even furt

>It's a shame they're now cutting that desktop work for real this time. I kind of think you're making the same mistake? Yes, Red Hat is cutting back even further on certain types of desktop development, but they still do quite a lot. Just look at the recent HDR work, or Pipewire, contributions to Mesa and RADV, needling / collaborating with Nvidia to un-screw their driver situation, contributing pretty much all of the hardware accelerated video support for Firefox on Linux, etc. I haven't seen any plans to cut back on that sort of stuff, which is arguably much more impactful than e.g. packaging LibreOffice. Disclosure: I work for Red Hat.