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When reading the article, I remembered the joke about a radiologist looking at the patient's CT and going: "Ooooh, this is good! And this is so good! Just per
by crabbone 2y ago
When reading the article, I remembered the joke about a radiologist looking at the patient's CT and going: "Ooooh, this is good! And this is so good! Just perfect!" while the patient is in the room. The patient: "But, doctor, I don't feel good at all!" To which the radiologist answers: "It's soooo good none of these are my problems!"
I don't use VSCode and never will. It's just an awful editor, regardless of who's peddling it. None of the things that are important to me are controlled or somehow touched by Microsoft.
But, I'm undecided about what's the right thing to do here: if I dislike both Microsoft and VSCode being, essentially, a closed-source product sprinkled with open-source, do I side with people who want this piece of junk and fight to make it truly open-source or wait to see it inevitably die a fiery death?