>People working for free
FOSS does not mean all people who maintain/contribute to it work for free. A lot of them are being paid to maintain/develop module that their company uses. Microsoft developers contribute to Linux kernel all the time
FOSS does not mean all people who maintain/contribute to it work for free. A lot of them are being paid to maintain/develop module that their company uses. Microsoft developers contribute to Linux kernel all the time
It mostly affects the people who started out as volunteers, contributed to a project they cared about and then got hired by it. They were originally people who spent enough time online to actually donate their time to that and it shows. Pretty much everything that started as a hobby project rather than a business feels like it's completely staffed by people who lost touch with the world and what people outside of their specific little online bubble do and think and how people use their computers.