It’s the same as with Linux, GIMP, LibreOffice or OnlyOffice. Some people are so used to their routines that they expect everything to work the same and get easily pissed when not.

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Meanwhile I’ve been messing around with Linux the past week and it got me installing decentralized apps on my android lol.

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And for some reason, mainstream media seems to discourage people from FOSS projects. Just look at the coverage on Lemmy.

“It’s clearly not ready yet.”

Why? We don’t know. It’s just not.

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It’s not just that: it is made worse by the fact that, being “free”, resources are limited. For example, Lemmy.world has been experiencing several hiccups and it’s bloody slow at the moment. I get it, it runs on small servers. But the QoS is bad nevertheless; how can you expect the average Joe coming from Reddit to stay here?

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  • I spit out my coffee.
  • I blew coffee out my nose.
  • I spit coffee on my self.
  • Thanks you owe me a new shirt cos I just spit coffee on it.

Every single fucking one thinks they’re the funniest, most original comedian alive when posting one of these variants.

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Well thats true for all software - being free/libre or not. It just takes time to get used to it.

For example, when I get a new phone - I spend the next months complaining over how much better the previous one was, until I dont.

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13 points

Hmmm, fuck those people honestly

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