Chris Siebenmann
Ade Rixon
@thatcks Thesis: criticism, even of the "this sucks!" variety, helps to propel that iteration.
Linux's great advantage is its willingness to make wrenching changes. This gives it a chance to iterate things towards Unixy solutions.
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@aderixon Absolutely. Unfortunately criticism by itself is not really effective (but it never has been); it needs code to make an impact. -
@thatcks Unfortunately, the naysayers currently lack a code warrior to match Poettering's levels of productivity. -
@aderixon It also doesn't work to just be a naysayer; you have to solve the problem better, because Poettering really is solving problems. - View other replies
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@thatcks Agree, code has always beaten complaint. (Although it never got Schilling the same sort of traction.)
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@thatcks Where’s my ten foot pole…
Bryan HorstmannAllen
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