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I am not against someone deciding to ditch some software in any means they believe fit. But thinking any company should go on development according to other par
by fsniper 13y ago
I am not against someone deciding to ditch some software in any means they believe fit. But thinking any company should go on development according to other party's demands and otherwise asking third parties to ditch the software is nonsense.
- fsniper 13y agoOfcourse if the other party is not employing the developer company..
- Shamanmuni 13y agoAs the article states, a patch exists which implements the functionality required by the author, so the only 'demand' is to apply that patch, hardly a monumental task. The problem here is that Nginx developers refuse to implement a free patch which already exists for a feature easily found in the competition in order to protect their business model. Sure, what Nginx devs do is a legitimate practice, as legitimate as the author complaining about it and proposing a change of software or a fork. I don't understand why many get so upset about it.