"I can confidently say that code quality should be the least of your concerns when it comes to your FOSS project."
Modern day devs, ladies and gentlemen.
RT: https://social.treehouse.systems/users/TheEvilSkeleton/statuses/112241679352421223
Modern day devs, ladies and gentlemen.
RT: https://social.treehouse.systems/users/TheEvilSkeleton/statuses/112241679352421223
@mint > The most important quality is who you are as a person, and how the project is presented.
FUCKING NORMIES GET OFF MY BOARD AHHHHH
FUCKING NORMIES GET OFF MY BOARD AHHHHH
@pwm @mint No wonder important open-source projects are destroying themself thanks to exactly this. Ehm. FreeDesktop.
> Getting rid of toxic users. Adding a code of conduct also drives away a lot of bigots, which is great for people who belong to marginalized groups.
This also has a nice side effect of driving away actually serious people who don't care about your own politics.
> Getting rid of toxic users. Adding a code of conduct also drives away a lot of bigots, which is great for people who belong to marginalized groups.
This also has a nice side effect of driving away actually serious people who don't care about your own politics.
@PurpCat @pwm @phnt @mint
>GNOME's target audience is people with disabilities.
Yet, Linux still has shit colorblind support. At least according to @beardalaxy.
@xianc78 @PurpCat @pwm @mint @beardalaxy I didn't even know it had one. Same for Windows if I ignore the high contrast theme.
@xianc78 @phnt @PurpCat @pwm @beardalaxy You don't even need the magnifying tool with all those retardedly large bars and buttons in Adwaita.
@childrapist1488 @PurpCat @pwm @phnt @beardalaxy @xianc78 @mint "Now you mention it gnome does kinda look like the 'large text phone UI for old people ' WM"
Bingo! The one good use I found for post-v2 Gnome was my elderly early Silent Generation father who only needed a couple of applications, Firefox many years ago with its ability to increase the size of text, and Open/LibreWritter.
