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What a joke. When the Executive Director of your Foundation doesn't even use your product its a red flag.
by phyzix5761 5mo ago
What a joke. When the Executive Director of your Foundation doesn't even use your product its a red flag.
- jen20 5mo ago… what a ludicrous take. If FreeBSD was a desktop OS this might be reasonable, but it’s simply not. This is akin to complaining that the executive director of the Linux Foundation (I assume) does not run Kubernetes on their toaster oven.
- baq 5mo agoWould you ridicule Eddy Cue and Jeff Robin (heads of iCloud, kinda) for not running iCloud on macOS?
- sph 5mo agoWould you not?
- Danox 5mo agoWhat is more of a joke is the fact that I remember a time when there were multiple computer companies that designed hardware and software (OS) and actually sold those items to the public 1980s early-late 1990’s all those companies are gone IBM (is but a shadow of its former self), Sun, Digital, Atari, Commodore Amiga, Next, Acorn, and SGI etc… At the time Next and SGI were completely unaffordable dreams when I was young. For the most part, no one has really picked up the gauntlet since aside from Apple on the desktop as a vertical computer company. Of course, pieces of the tech still live on notably from Next computers, Acorn (ARM) and SGI. I wish someone would use Linux as part of being a new vertical computer company OS and hardware on the desktop. Why? Baffling.