> People when a piece of software is source-available but not strictly OSS: outrage Also people who in some contexts could be infinitely more productive with t

> People when a piece of software is source-available but not strictly OSS: outrage Also people who in some contexts could be infinitely more productive with their favorite editor by not being forced to work with an IDE. One thing is developing for the desktop where having a form editor becomes handy, therefore KDevelop or Lazarus make sense, but why in the world should one be forced to use that behemoth for a small set of .c or any other language files where a well thought makefile can rule them all? Do I have to install and configure vscode for a short source that would run on a microcontroller? Really? I see more and more projects requiring vscode, and that is not good if they don't actually need it (YMMV of course): turning a set of sources and their makefile in a IDE project isn't hard, doing the opposite is often a nightmare.