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>> Note that nobody else has built competing projects, and he didn't force any distribution to use them. This is simply not true. Both systems were effectivel
by brockers 12y ago
>> Note that nobody else has built competing projects, and he didn't force any distribution to use them.
This is simply not true. Both systems were effectively pushed down everybody's throats because RedHat (through Fedora) made it that way. There were lots of competing options that we NEVER going to get consideration because they were "not invented here."
That is the thing that frustrates people most about him. That he may be a good developer, but what he does has less to do with engineering merit and more to do with politics.
- lallysingh 12y ago(I'm not asking combatitively, I'm genuinely curious) Wouldn't RedHat be the one to blame here? And the complicity of other distro vendors who also included it? RedHat doesn't back KDE, but KDE does quite well.