@jrballesteros05 I'm between the 2 and 3, I think. I see the problems of opensource and definitely think the corporations control the development, in major cases. and I sit on heavily patched and custom built distributive that I patch and compile by my own. and yes, sometimes I think about my own OS :)
but I'm too urbanistic to live in a forest cabin.
but I'm too urbanistic to live in a forest cabin.
@iron_bug I am between 2 and 3 too. I don't patch yet but I normally look for community projects instead of projects sponsored by big techs. I am too urbanistic too, at the moment 😛
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bonifartius 𒂼𒄄
i'm somewhere between 2 and 3 too. i can't stand where mainstream linux is going. using an ubuntu feels like watching a rube-goldberg machine.
listening to richard hipp talking about that it's easier for him to just write stuff himself [1] was really nice. i don't feel as much as a nutjob anymore :)
i live in a rural area and am interested in growing my own food, so.. not that remote from the cabin in the forest :P
[1] https://changelog.com/podcast/454#transcript-155
ps: can really recommend the changelog podcast, pretty interesting people and topics
@bonifartius @jrballesteros05 I also prefer to write everything myself in my projects. it's easier than explaining to others what you want to get.
