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The story is: I made a big push to open source it a few years ago but none of my users seemed to care. They mostly cared it's Free. Doing the boring work of get
by RyanHamilton 2y ago
The story is:
I made a big push to open source it a few years ago but none of my users seemed to care. They mostly cared it's Free. Doing the boring work of getting the build working on github etc. doesn't seem valuable to my users vs adding functonality.
I'm open to being wrong so I opened an issue and if anyone comments, I will open source at least one file for each comment: https://github.com/timeseries/qstudio/issues/43 https://github.com/timeseries/qstudio/issues/43
Some people judge project quality by commit number. The empty commits I did generate as I believe it more closely resembles the effort and commits that have been put into the project than if I left it on 10 commits starting 2 years ago.
- KomoD 2y agoSeeing this makes me not take you or your project seriously. Bumping commit count and playing some engagement farming game. Either open source or don't. > Doing the boring work of getting the build working on github etc. doesn't seem valuable to my users vs adding functonality. You don't need this to open source it, you can provide source without setting up builds