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GNOME Will No Longer Crash If Attaching A Monitor While The System Is Suspended
Christ, its not like these devs are motivated by money and a central brain CEO who makes all the decisions.
There is no collective of evil laughing as it changes features on users.
Devs simply have bad ideas and get away with shipping their bad ideas. They have their reasons, some of which are idealisms.
Idealism and stupidity are dangerous. Dont underestimate their fuckery.
Well, to be fair people usually have issues with Gnome UX itself. There are usually separate people from devs responsible of UX. I don't know if this is the case with Gnome
Oh the sarcasm of seeing little KDE fanboys point the finger and laugh at Gnome's silliness, when a certain Desktop Environment did a lot worse than that.
Oh the sarcasm of seeing little KDE fanboys point the finger and laugh at Gnome's silliness, when a certain Desktop Environment did a lot worse than that.
There are fewer apologists in that thread than expected, but those who are there are pretty awful. One guy basically claimed "testing wouldn't have caught it".
Fuzzing is a form of testing. Fuzzing could have caught that.
But let's not discuss KDE's poor testing here. Let's discuss Gnome's poor testing here.
Gnome devs should consider adding "plugging/unplugging any/all common external devices while system is awake, asleep, or hibernating" as a thing to do once every year or so. Should catch stuff like this in the future.
Unimportant? Go present to a large audience and then watch your silly face as your desktop crashes after attaching a projector.
Let me make it worse for you: power the laptop on, someone notice you are not using Windows or MacOS. So you are asked why. You give the standard answer and moments later, boon, it crashes. And suddenly people are looking at you trying to hide a smile.
No they don't. GNOME removes choice and enforces its developer's view on the users, but crashing like that or wasting RAM is not on the list of features.
I mean... if this is an important bug, and it hasn't been fixed for a year, then that kinda proves it sucks. :P
If it's not an important bug... well... you know...
Oh the sarcasm of seeing little KDE fanboys point the finger and laugh at Gnome's silliness, when a certain Desktop Environment did a lot worse than that.
Ah yea another one of those who thinks KDE and GNOME are the only DEs in existence.
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