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That is an attack on code, not people. It has no resemblance to Shuttleworth's remarks.
by nknighthb 13y ago
That is an attack on code, not people. It has no resemblance to Shuttleworth's remarks.
- pygy_ 13y ago> "They should just use the system titlebars and not do their own stupid things." This is a personal insult.
- nknighthb 13y agoI know people are prone to take such remarks personally, but it's directed at the action, not the person. "You did something stupid" is not "You are stupid".
- belorn 13y agoThe word "They" refers to Chromium. Saying that a program and its behavior is stupid, is not a personal insult. For example, I think my gnome3 fallback menu bar is stupid for crashing when loading its icons for a particular sub menu (running unstable). I do not however think that gnome3 developers are stupid.
- pygy_ 13y agoHe's criticizing a design decision, an inetention, not a bug.
- Jasper_ 13y agoHave you reported the bug upstream? I'm a GNOME developer and I haven't heard of this crash.
- belorn 13y agoNo I have not. On Debian Unstable, I always give the bugs a few months to sort themselves out. Could be a problem in the packages recent dependencies, graphic driver regression, or who knows. I also want to do some preliminary debugging of the issue before sending in a bug report.
- chris_wot 13y agoIt's inflammatory, sure. But it's not a personal insult, the "they" is collective.
- pygy_ 13y ago(map stupid-behavior! chrome-developers)