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Bazzite Post-Mortem

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Re: Bazzite Post-Mortem

#121
post #98

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1. Being called an idiot or told my idea is dumb is not going to upset me. I guess I just have more emotional maturity than some OSS devs. 2. Why would I leave when I can just block you if you are harassing me? 3. Why are you inventing this hypothetical instead of just showing where that occurred? 4. No-one has said words don't have power. But being on the internet you should be able to recognize that you won't be fr…

> Why would I leave when I can just block you if you are harassing me? If you were involved with bazzite that was not necessarily an option. Hence why some people just elected to leave the project entirely, which is unfortunate to see because I’m sure some talented, contributing people are no longer making the project better. Honestly I’m surprised that I need to explain the need for people to treat each other with b…

Getting into one fight and just leaving over it is pretty foolish.

What are you talking about? Of course you should treat everybody well. But that doesn't mean everyone will treat you well. Of course I've been harassed before. But that's not related to this at all. We're talking about Bazzite where someone got called an idiot once.

You're really reaching now. If you were harassing my partner or children this would be an entirely different conversation. Again, that's not relevant at all. You're just reaching for anything to make this emotional plea. Also slurs? Come on now. We're literally talking about someone getting called an "idiot". Not a slur. Stop stretching the truth.

Your hypothetical was "If you have to repeatedly deal with it, you'd likely leave the space we share or ask someone to make me leave".

Nobody was abused here. Good lord. So THAT'S what set you off. So "just ignore mean words" does mean "let everyone call you slurs all day". It's means what it literally says. Mean words. Mean words are "idiot", "stupid", etc. They are silly and childish insults. They are not harmful words. They are not slurs. They are not harassment. Do you understand what I said now? Because I think your invention of scenarios that didn't happen here is extremely unproductive and is derailing the conversation. Instead of using slogans and extremes, ask questions next time. Can really save you and others some effort.

Re: Bazzite Post-Mortem

#122

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What do you mean? SteamOS is backed by a large company.

As it slowly starts working on another platforms, it can fill in Bazzite's role (a bit ironic I guess, given Bazzite is inspired on SteamOS)

The fix for being held captive by a large company is not to hand yourself over to a different large company.

Re: Bazzite Post-Mortem

#123

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> Why would I leave when I can just block you if you are harassing me? If you were involved with bazzite that was not necessarily an option. Hence why some people just elected to leave the project entirely, which is unfortunate to see because I’m sure some talented, contributing people are no longer making the project better. Honestly I’m surprised that I need to explain the need for people to treat each other with b…

Getting into one fight and just leaving over it is pretty foolish. What are you talking about? Of course you should treat everybody well. But that doesn't mean everyone will treat you well. Of course I've been harassed before. But that's not related to this at all. We're talking about Bazzite where someone got called an idiot once. You're really reaching now. If you were harassing my partner or children this would be…

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Re: Bazzite Post-Mortem

#125
I've been testing Bazzite and noticed a couple of things that raised an eyebrow for me. Sexual preferences in Bazaar options tool to update flatpaks seems out of place and even if not the limited subset of flags is odd. To me personally that is risking potential drama in the OS/apps.

There is also a suspiciously long delay in closing the shell terminal which feels like it is storing or sending something but I have yet to debug it. This does not occur on any other of the many Linux distributions I have tested.

It is a snappy and decent distro otherwise. Good thing they are removing drama, something that almost nuked Mint not long after its inception.

Re: Bazzite Post-Mortem

#126
post #4

I understand there's been drama, and someone walked away or was pushed out. I don't quite care enough to understand it all or point at guilty parties. However, my current understanding is that the project remains active, so titling this article "Post Mortem" feels a bit like it's done in bad faith as it's usually applied to projects that are over. It's certainly what I immediately assumed made it newsworthy.

"someone" is the main developer behind Bazzite. That's some context your post is missing.

Re: Bazzite Post-Mortem

#127

It’s worth pointing out that the official Bazzite position is that Antheas was removed from the project for breaching Code of Conduct and harassing people in their official Discord server

or depending on your point of view (I don't know which one is the correct one), it's very easy to find some rule that was infringed for a quick power grab, right at the time when Bazzite is becoming popular.

Re: Bazzite Post-Mortem

#128
post #97

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> The Latin effectively means "after death" language evolves over time post mortem is even in dictionaries (meriam, oxford, american heritage) as "an analysis or review of a finished event"

" Finished " being an important word. Seems like this Bazzite project is not finished and so post mortem is in fact a poor choice of words.

We are splitting hairs here probably. After reading the article it looks like the author wrote it as a look back on their relationship with bazzite. A more descriptive one could be “bazzite and me - a post mortem” or something. It doesn’t come across as a bad faith title, at least to me

Re: Bazzite Post-Mortem

#129
This is a shame, I’ve been running Bazzite on my gaming PC since Christmas and have been pretty happy with it. To the honest I don’t really care who is at fault, I don’t want the maintainers of my OS to be a drama show, so I’ll probably switch to Cachy. Building my own image would be cool but it’s not high on my list of priorities.

Re: Bazzite Post-Mortem

#130

Very nice of Bazzite to adopt Drama Tuesday. They are true gamers.

It's as if everything gaming related attracts immature types. YouTube comment sections, forums, software projects...

Kids and people who identify as such are overrepresented among gamers. Can't really blame the teens for immaturity.
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