Never forget. You are always just one email away from having your ideological prophet fuck bitches on your couch.
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18@newt@stereophonic.space @kirby@fsebugoutzone.org I didn't host him myself, but I did stay at the same place where rms and a bunch of other GNU people were staying. I also drove rms around Switzerland for a few hours.
@newt@stereophonic.space @kirby@fsebugoutzone.org Yes, no hookers of course. He was with Dora Scilipoti.
I also don't really believe the story OP is talking about either. Are there any sources to back this up? That behavior seems very unlike Stallman to me.
@sun @kirby @SuperDicq @newt miguel de icaza worked for ms until 2022
@bonifartius@noauthority.social @sun@shitposter.world @kirby@fsebugoutzone.org @newt@stereophonic.space Oh right it's that Miguel de Icaza. I knew I recognized the name from somewhere.
Whatever he says he is definitely not someone who is to be trusted.
@bonifartius@noauthority.social @sun@shitposter.world @kirby@fsebugoutzone.org @newt@stereophonic.space I know Miguel is "the founder" of a bunch of notable free software projects.
But I also don't have very high opinion of the "founder" type people who only are here to "found" projects and then immediately leave to go "found" something and instead of actually sticking with the thing and growing it to fulfillment.
@newt@stereophonic.space @sun@shitposter.world @kirby@fsebugoutzone.org @bonifartius@noauthority.social Have you used GNOME 1.0?
@newt@stereophonic.space @sun@shitposter.world @kirby@fsebugoutzone.org @bonifartius@noauthority.social I mean I get it though. Yes he made sure it was completed to version 1.0 which can count as "fulfillment", but it is very different from people like Stallman who dedicate their entire life to the movement instead of just a few years and then move on to something else.
>Have you used GNOME 1.0?
Only briefly a few years ago, as a historic curiosity. Seemed consistent with other UIs of the time, like KDE 1 or Windows 98/2000. Sorry, I don't buy the idea that one must maintain his software into eternity. There's more fun to be had in this world.
Then again, I'm not sure what
@newt @kirby @SuperDicq @sun he wrote gcc
@newt@stereophonic.space @bonifartius@noauthority.social @kirby@fsebugoutzone.org @sun@shitposter.world Just because Stallman is no longer a programmer doesn't mean he has abandoned it. He is still Chief GNUisance the leader of the GNU Project.
Abandoning it like Miguel would mean he now would go around suggesting people should use MSVC instead.
>He is still Chief GNUisance the leader of the GNU Project.
He was always more of a GNU/Nuisance for every GNU project he inserted himself into for sharing his opinions on how things should be done (universally bad takes).
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