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But it has noticeable consequences when that person was the maintainer of e.g. texlive and KDE...
by nairboon 2y ago
But it has noticeable consequences when that person was the maintainer of e.g. texlive and KDE...
- arp242 2y agoProjects like Debian have been losing people over drama and infighting since the moment they started. It's not really clear to me that there are "purges" going on or that it's the major reason people are running away and/or not contributing. A single conflict with a single person over two years ago is certainly not demonstrative of that. I'd wager good money that the ten-year long infighting, bitching, and vitriol over merging /usr/bin and /bin, the extremely long and protracted systemd fight, and things like that are far more impactful in chasing people away.
- JoshTriplett 2y agoAgreed. And in particular, while there has been a lot of fighting over things like systemd and usrmerge, the vast majority of it has been tiring and sometimes unpleasant but not a CoC violation.