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It already works that way on X11. Linux is already set up to handle this better than Windows actually since most apps are open source and abusive window manage
by mathiaspoint 1y ago
It already works that way on X11.
Linux is already set up to handle this better than Windows actually since most apps are open source and abusive window management is likely to result in PRs.
- pjmlp 1y agoSomeone has to actually accept and merge them.
- mathiaspoint 1y agoNot necessarily. The fork could get packaged instead if the users prefer it.
- pjmlp 1y agoAs history has proven multiple times, most forks fail, after those that made them in first place lose interest keeping up with upstream, while others appreciate the fork as long as they aren't the ones actually doing the work.
- pxc 1y agoYou're right, but it's not unusual for distro maintainers to carry patches for one or two removing an obnoxious behaviors for a long time.