Re:Xorg being removed. What does this mean?
by hulitu on Thursday December 14, 2023 @02:43PM
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> that his explanation is just toeing some sort of corporate line is such a lazy critique.
But this is what he is doing.
I guess the problem is not that Redhat is doing what it is doing. The problem is that other are blindly following it.
The author of this blog has been working on critical pieces of Xorg infrastructure for a long time, he only gets paid by Red Hat.
Framing it like him (and many of the other people that do the actual work) have no agency, and that his explanation is just toeing some sort of corporate line is such a lazy critique.