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What was being boycotted? Their revenue? Developers choosing to not use their terminal?

• walthamstow 2y ago
  As far as I can tell the 'boycott' was nothing more than rolling back to 3.4
  • swiftcoder 2y ago
    That is indeed how one usually boycotts software updates. What else would it mean?
    • bdcravens 2y ago
      Uninstalling and moving to an alternative. In the case of open source, forking the project.
• swiftcoder 2y ago
  A bunch of us didn't install the update that included GPT integration. From the release notes, it appears that it was enough of a dip in updates to prompt corrective actions from the developers
  • bdcravens 2y ago
    Is that communication and feedback, or a boycott? For a boycott to be effective, you have to be taking something away from someone. In the case of free software, the work has already been done, for free.