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Originally posted by Pawlerson View PostNo, you didn't. It's a Rhythmbox clone and it uses much more memory.
Let's hear your frantic ranting against C++ and Javascript (Songbird)
Or maybe you'll do neither, because your argument is not based on reality (i.e. Banshee was the second lightest player tested), but on religion (ARGH MONO BAD ARGH)
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by directhex View PostSo you would advocate adding "except for anyone with tangential relationship to Microsoft - fuck those guys" to Stallman's "four freedoms" definition, and adjust all FSF licenses accordingly?
Free except for classes of citizens we don't like?
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by TemplarGR View PostYou are totally ignorant and you do not know what you are talking about.
You cannot judge a programming language and/or framework/virtual machine based on the apps that have been made with it. The apps' quality is based entirely on their programmers. And also, the fact that there are only a few mono apps means nothing at all about its quality. Mono in general is unattractive for Linux development because of patent fears/bad reputation and most pick alternatives like Python. This doesn't mean that Mono doesn't have its merits.
The best thing Mono brings to the table is the ability for experienced C# programmers on Windows to contribute to Linux. This is a nice thing. If you don't like it, then purge every trace of Mono from your system and never use it. No one is forcing you to use it. Stop spreading FUD though...
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by directhex View PostI disproved the "Banshee is bloated" nonsense in 2009. Have a read here.
The problem is that it doesn't matter if your app is responsive and lightweight - a parade of morons will still shout from the rooftops about how bloated and slow it is, because they are bound by religion to say so, not by any commitment to facts or reality.
Maybe most of them have better things to do than spend all day arguing with the stupidest people in the "Linux community"
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Originally posted by directhex View PostSo you would advocate adding "except for anyone with tangential relationship to Microsoft - fuck those guys" to Stallman's "four freedoms" definition, and adjust all FSF licenses accordingly?
Free except for classes of citizens we don't like?
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Originally posted by peppercats View PostSomeone who cares about OSS should be, a Microsoft MVP shouldn't be part of a major OSS team.
Free except for classes of citizens we don't like?
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Originally posted by directhex View PostAre you in charge of the committee that determines who is permitted to use Open Source, and who is banned?
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Originally posted by Pawlerson View PostOh, and I don't have to be a developer to judge mono crap. It's enough to try mono applications. You hear sound in banshee till it crashes, because it's huge, bloated and unstable mess. The same about other mono shit that's available on Linux. There are dozens of Qt/C++, C, Python applications available on Linux while there are only few mono applications. What's worse, those few applications are utter crap. What proofs do you want to confirm there are just a few mono apps on Linux? Everything's ok with you? You'll also hear sound in any other application, so does it mean everything is awesome? What a dumb. Like I pointed in another thread mono is anti-Linux and it's m$ crap.
You cannot judge a programming language and/or framework/virtual machine based on the apps that have been made with it. The apps' quality is based entirely on their programmers. And also, the fact that there are only a few mono apps means nothing at all about its quality. Mono in general is unattractive for Linux development because of patent fears/bad reputation and most pick alternatives like Python. This doesn't mean that Mono doesn't have its merits.
The best thing Mono brings to the table is the ability for experienced C# programmers on Windows to contribute to Linux. This is a nice thing. If you don't like it, then purge every trace of Mono from your system and never use it. No one is forcing you to use it. Stop spreading FUD though...
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