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this post was submitted on 11 Mar 2026
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Disagree. It drew attention to the fact that the maintainers of lutris are of questionable character and helped people like me understand that lutris should be avoided completely.
As the maintainer said, the commits with AI code were already specified. See one here. It was never a secret.
He now removed the code authorship from Claude lmao
Hence the past tense. I think it was pretty petty to do this.
It was my impression that the AI stuff only started with a relatively recent update
Maybe, I don't know much about this tool or their practices. I only meant that it was factual that they were mentioning which commits had AI generated code in them.