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Re:Gnome introducing stronger dependencies on systemd by pcpuser on Wednesday June 11, 2025 @05:43PM (#44252140)
What does "shopped around" mean? That's not a common or accepted idiom for code. Or not one I've come across anyway.

Also show me evidence of them "shopping around" code. I'll wait.

Re:Gnome introducing stronger dependencies on systemd by nixosbestos on Wednesday June 11, 2025 @10:25PM (#44253758)
Truly, don't bother. I've been watching this conversation play out for 10 years. I've watched it play out with systemd, udev, rust, Wayland.

Just ignore them. Their validation is meaningless. Their ignorance is mostly meaningless, too, for reasons that feel mean to type out.

Re:Gnome introducing stronger dependencies on systemd by justinrubek on Thursday June 12, 2025 @01:16PM (#44260204)
I'm getting the sense that both sets of parties here have a strong opinion and that this isn't a real discussion because of that.
Re:Gnome introducing stronger dependencies on systemd by nixosbestos on Wednesday June 18, 2025 @07:35PM (#44314164)
Yeah my strong opinion is that I have better hidpi support than any other platform, no tearing, ever, a better security model, the x devs have abandoned x11. They have accessibility (which I am completely sympathetic to, but is rarely the actual point) and a bunch of hand waving neck beard bullshit.

I have worked on DEs, I have committed to compositors. I know which side has more merit.

Re:Gnome introducing stronger dependencies on systemd by gatlin on Thursday June 19, 2025 @08:51AM (#44318213)
Strong opinions don't make something not a discussion. Announcing to the room how aloof you are though does make you not very aloof.
Re:Gnome introducing stronger dependencies on systemd by gatlin on Thursday June 19, 2025 @08:53AM (#44318232)
My task here was to reprimand you for arguing disingenuously, not to teach you language or do homework for you. What an appallingly entitled way to carry yourself.