I did appreciate a lot the revert of all their code.
But isn't the problem of X a problem of responsabilities breadth ? I.e. a philosophical problem rather than a "implementation" one ?
(For my part I haven't switched to wayland yet, and still use BSPWM)
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/-/work_items/182...
komali2•1h ago
> It's explicitly free of any "DEI" or similar discriminatory policies.
Complaining about DEI is a marker for a specific ideology. I see this and think great, a project of people who want to be allowed to "just crack jokes" but then get super defensive when they get called out on it.
It also makes me instantly suspect that their ejection from the project from which they forked had more to do with how they composed themselves rather than the fact that they were considering a fork.
If the dev was hoping to keep their project "apolitical," they should probably leave out the two paragraphs of politics...
voidUpdate•1h ago
"It doesn't matter which country you're coming from, your political views, your race, your sex, your age, your food menu, whether you wear boots or heels, whether you're furry or fairy, Conan or McKay, comic character, a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri, or just a boring average person. Anybody who's interested in bringing X forward is welcome."
delaminator•1h ago
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mort96•25m ago
EDIT to make this comment a bit more useful and productive: When people talk about "inclusion" in a DEI context, they typically mean making an active effort to include a diverse set of people. Outreach programs, looking at the community to identify things which drive away groups of people, that sort of thing. It can mean cracking down on "jokes" which make fun of some groups of people, or discussions of topics which make groups of people uncomfortable, etc.
It's a very different beast from just having a policy against explicitly disallowing contributions from people based on their group identity.
speed_spread•1h ago
hagbard_c•4m ago
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXqPjx94YMg
bmacho•54m ago
voidUpdate•46m ago
bowsamic•1h ago
clhodapp•1h ago
The political stuff is just an extra bonus.
dijit•22m ago
I’m not a racist, I’m just not, it’s like calling someone a pedophile because they don’t find a particular type of mature person sexually appealing (over other sexually mature people, obviously).
But people keep telling me unless I do what they tell me to, in the way they tell me to (in a perpetual purity test kind of way) then I am actually leaning in to racist ideology and dogma.
Please, I just want to enjoy technology with other people who enjoy technology. I don’t care at all: the tone of your skin, where you come from, who you sleep with or what hole you piss from.
I’m also anti-DEI because everywhere I have seen policies enacted it becomes a circus. But you are totally welcome to work with me regardless of who you are, I just think its off-topic when talking about rendering systems to talk about who we are.
EDIT; flagging me only really proves that you’re not mature enough to have this conversation.
gldrk•5m ago
>I don’t care at all: the tone of your skin, where you come from, who you sleep with or what hole you piss from
That sounds like a sad, shallow, deracinated existence. It is human nature to care about these things. You never hear this boomercon cringe in healthy societies.
dijit•4m ago
Did you know its possible to support social systems and equality without gasp making it a huge deal?
You’re both losers, either side of the US political spectrum, leave the rest of us alone.
Yes, I’m mad about it- 15 years of this and its not improving.
hagbard_c•12m ago
mort96•3m ago
And since roughly 10% of the population is left-handed, if only 2% of your community is left-handed, it could be worthwhile to ask why. Maybe that difference is due to a broader societal issue, but maybe there's something about the community that repels left-handed people. Worth investigating, no?
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