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When you find a bug on windows, which, for me, is about once a week or so, the only thing you can do is open their Feedback Hub app and report it. In open sour
by lionkor 3y ago
When you find a bug on windows, which, for me, is about once a week or so, the only thing you can do is open their Feedback Hub app and report it.
In open source software, you can report it and get feedback on your report, and even see progress/timeline (or lack thereof) of it being fixed. The fact that you can say "well i can tell this is a one line fix, let me just PR it" is just an added bonus.
- LoganDark 3y agoOn Windows, the entire world can collectively report a glaring deficiency and not have it fixed for years. See taskbar labels. On Linux it varies widely by software, but a ton of maintainers don't have time for your issue because they're busy fixing their own, and they expect you to fix your own as well. Neither one is perfect.