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7/2/2025, 12:31:29 PM
Boughted so far, r8 and h8
>Cyberpunk 2077
>Robocop Rogue City
>Rage
>Wolfenstein New Order
>Alien vs Predator 2010
>Cyberpunk 2077
>Robocop Rogue City
>Rage
>Wolfenstein New Order
>Alien vs Predator 2010
6/26/2025, 2:40:25 AM
Do Argentians actually benefit from this or is this one of these things where some squiggly line goes up and a bunch of investors and shareholders get to buy another yacht
6/13/2025, 12:57:14 AM
>>105576957
Yes. The management of xorg was always a failure. They allowed too many merges, and the community would never tolerate the removal of "duplicated features".
I keep saying that xorg is extremely bloated, but people don't understand this. Is not just a /g/ insult. The codebase is trash. Years of companies doing whatever they wanted as long it compiled made xorg a nightmare.
Now they want to reduce the people working on xorg to "just solve bugs" because it's really hard to keep all this bloat from breaking every time someone ask for a merge with over 100 commits like it's nothing.
Xorg is really complex. It takes time and manpower to keep it working, and this time and manpower could be better used in wayland, which will inevitably replace xorg.
Yes. The management of xorg was always a failure. They allowed too many merges, and the community would never tolerate the removal of "duplicated features".
I keep saying that xorg is extremely bloated, but people don't understand this. Is not just a /g/ insult. The codebase is trash. Years of companies doing whatever they wanted as long it compiled made xorg a nightmare.
Now they want to reduce the people working on xorg to "just solve bugs" because it's really hard to keep all this bloat from breaking every time someone ask for a merge with over 100 commits like it's nothing.
Xorg is really complex. It takes time and manpower to keep it working, and this time and manpower could be better used in wayland, which will inevitably replace xorg.
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