I run it on Arch

Free-as-in-freedom FSF style implies the natural follow on question to "am I allowed to change it" is "how easy will it be for me to change it"...

PS. I think you might also want to review the comment guidelines on this site... e.g. "Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something. "

The comment was fine and infinitesimally critical considering the FAQs were vibe-coded as well.

My comment teaches you that rust propoganda gets on people's nerves.

Snowflakes who are bothered by someone mentioning a programming language when discussing an open source software project are not a market that matters to anyone.

It matters because if it used Electron, people may say it will use more RAM.

The MIT license could use a Rust rewrite.

OP here. I will assume you never built anything in Rust. I didn't get the trend too until I started building stuff with it.

ChatGPT: Rust's biggest advantage is that it provides C/C++-level performance with much stronger memory safety guarantees, without requiring a garbage collector.

Rustaceans are beginning to sound like a vegans.