Both can be true though. Labour can be awful and David Cameron can be the pig fucker responsible for this.
Oh, I quite love that idea. To be honest I'm surprised digital frames are so expensive still, forcing people to go the cheap tablet route.
This is a sad day.
Catfriend was actively openly looking for a replacement for ages and couldn't find one. No one was stepping up. When she eventually found someone, suddenly everyone wants to have a say. What was she supposed to do, put her life and mental health on hold until the community that wasn't helping maintain the project, vetted the replacement she found? I don't know how people can't see that their expectations are out of whack here. As I said before, if any one of the people who are whipping up the storm had stepped up to takeover, there'd somewhat of point to this, but that's not happening. It's just pitchforks for the sake of pitchforks.
Let's look at the timeline.
Developer was maintaining app, didn't wanna do it any more and suggested everyone use the most popular fork.
The maintainer of said most popular fork, after a while, didn't wanna do it any more and after asking for maintainers for a while, found one on her own and handed him the project.
Entitled AF users, who aren't looking to maintain the project, don't like the cut of the new maintainers jib and thus kick up a fuss.
At this point, there's zero new forks available on F-Droid or IzzyOnDroid, proving it's not about anything other than kicking up a fuss.
Anyone that is so outraged, put your time and effort where your mouth is. Stop with the brigading and actually maintain and publish a fork.
Personally, I trust nutomic and catfiend and if I trusted catfiend to maintain the app, I will trust their vouch for the new maintainer too.
Projects change hands all the time. If someone wants to use a fork, do that. The entitlement here is fucking wild.
As Marques points out though, the car isn't doing anything new or revolutionary, it's just bringing a bunch of things that are already available together and doing them well.
Reading that thread is painful. He complains about a feature that is in testing because he didn't know he could enable it and then complains because it doesn't work like how he wants it to even though he just had to expand the sidebar.
People will pirate no matter what and for various reasons. That's fine. Gloating about it publicly is just weird to me though.
So Kaspersky are starting to make Linux viruses then?
Framing libraries as cheat sheets is hilarious
Agreed