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Comment #43374799
Hope this work out because I really want to use it but I can't because of this.
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Comment #41025538
The problem is that, looking back at GNOME history, we get curious about what really happened. But Sonny is not protesting or something, so we cannot say anything about it.
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Comment #39396295
Seems like a wonderful regime according to Tucker Carlson, Heritage Foundation and MAGA Republicans. Putin is a true conservative, champion of liberty, to them.
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Comment #39157172
Whataboutism doesn't change that Spotify is right in this instance.
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Comment #38797083
Mitchell Baker was important for Mozilla/Netscape in the past. She was the primary author of Mozilla Public License in 1998 (MPL 2.0 is a very good license). I bet that many of us …
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Comment #38796873
With Mitchel Baker at helm, all the initiatives that would make Firefox more embeddable were cancelled to cut cost. Now Firefox can't be used to make webapps effectively, the only …
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Comment #38796749
The problem is that Gecko is not that customizable, everything in Firefox is tightly integrated, and they abandoned all initiatives to make Gecko embeddable -- and this was a very …
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Comment #38796587
They did with Thunderbird, and Thunderbird is becoming better.
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Comment #38796574
Does no mechanism exist to fire Mitchell Baker or, at least, addressing her leadership at Mozilla?
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Comment #38796433
Unfortunately, nothing non-Chromium based.
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Comment #38796400
People complain all the time and nothing changes. She doesn't care and in a month everybody forget that Firefox is in dire straits. Google's Chromium project push new standards eve…
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Comment #37785274
Google should invest in ChromeOS as a serious PC/Laptop OS. It is ridiculous that Google made the choice to make ChromeOS the "cheap" OS.
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Comment #37020599
She is an old timer that is with Mozilla since the beginning. Should be pretty hard to challenge her from the inside after Brendan Eich departure. What I have to say is that Brenda…
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Comment #37018619
Mitchell Baker needs to go and let people do their job.
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Comment #36927599
Your context is important and I said what I remembered that happened in that time. LukeShu also corrected my comment more extensively.
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Comment #36927560
Thanks for correcting me!
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Comment #36927364
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Comment #36927302
This is highly personal, and it is pretty sad that the GNU project name is being involved in this drama that doesn't have much to do with them. They (GNU Boot) don't want her help,…
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Comment #36927265
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Comment #36927242
Isn't Leah the person that sold ThinkPads on behalf of Libreboot, didn't send it, then put the blame on her mental issues? Then she abandoned the project and let the contributors t…
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Comment #36894793
They are handling "fine" because they only do low complexity changes. I remember that people asked, some years ago, to Brave team add add-ons in their Android reskin and they, afte…
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Comment #36894617
Most Chromium reskins are limited forks, they are always dependent on Google decisions and will always comply (Mv3). Brave and Vivaldi are exactly that, at least they could use Ung…
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Comment #36680105
Isn't SUSE devaluing their own distro in entering this RHEL-clone debacle?