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On the other hand, the community has an even bigger incentive to leave out features, because a good fraction of developers are going to be people who want to ke
by eternityforest 3y ago
On the other hand, the community has an even bigger incentive to leave out features, because a good fraction of developers are going to be people who want to keep it UNIXy.
The community also might make the entire architecture a modular pipeline kind of thing, and it might take years to modernize the UI on top of that(See KiCad).
I've noticed most of the FOSS stuff I use is corporate, or gets taken over by corporations quickly. The community is good at developing small libraries, and very obscure special purpose apps, they're not so big on anything LibreOffice sized.