When was the last time an open source project disappointed you?
When was the last time an open source project disappointed you?
I can start:
- Gnome update that removed traditional desktop UI
- Ubuntu introducing snaps
- Signal removing SMS support
Signal dropping SMS just meant I stopped using it, unfortunately. I really liked it for my one stop shop for messaging
4 0 ReplySignal with how they handled feature requests move from their GitHub repo.
2 0 ReplyKeePass and KeePassXC not supporting the same TOTP placeholders
1 0 ReplyUnison's marshalling and unmarshalling for years being dependent on ocaml compiler. Ocaml not having a proper multibyte string class.
1 0 ReplyDevs moving the community space to Discord after r*ddit:
https://lemmy.ml/post/133578 / https://lemmy.ml/post/1227239
1 0 ReplyI am curious, what do you mean regarding gnome?
1 0 ReplypfSense CE never getting updated to version 2.7.0 for 1.5 years now. Roadmap stayed around 90% for over a year. I'm surprised to see it's at 96% now. Maybe Netgate finally releases it in july. But anyway - I moved to OPNsense a year ago and never regretted this decision.
1 0 Reply- GNOME removing Server Side Decoration support in wayland.
- MultiMC author rejecting people build it from source by themselves although MultiMC is under Apache license.
1 0 ReplyBeen trying to find an open source speaker designing program and so far they all suck
0 0 ReplyThat's specific :) but would be nice
1 0 Reply