This is pretty broad but thank you every open source developer who makes my computer awesome
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This is pretty broad but thank you every open source developer who makes my computer awesome
@cwebber you are welcome!
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This is pretty broad but thank you every open source developer who makes my computer awesome
Also thanks to all those who write good documentation.
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This is pretty broad but thank you every open source developer who makes my computer awesome
@cwebber well said
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Shrug. OK, send your money to the Debian folks ( https://www.debian.org/donations ), as I do every time I install or update one of my machines. Or heck, donate to EFF ( https://eff.org ).
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This is pretty broad but thank you every open source developer who makes my computer awesome
(Checks the profile) And that also includes you! Thanks! -
This is pretty broad but thank you every open source developer who makes my computer awesome
@cwebber And thank YOU
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@cwebber Put your Money where your Mouth is!
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This is pretty broad but thank you every open source developer who makes my computer awesome
@cwebber I see what you did there! So egoistic
. You know you would be among the biggest recipients of thanks If that got boosted. I feel tricked.*boost*
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This is pretty broad but thank you every open source developer who makes my computer awesome
@cwebber and thank you for your kind thoughts. Saying things like that gets any problems you might have bumped up the bug-fix priority list
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and another glass raised for the #FOSS translators, doc writers, packagers, security researchers, package archive hosts, graphic artists, sysadmins, consultants, sponsors, contributors and everyone else who freely gives of themselves to ensure EVERYONE can participate in the digital domain!
It's worth another round to raise a toast to the COMMUNITY of these unseen warriors who keep #Fediverse humming as EXEMPLIFIED over the past 48 hours as @chad et al at #mstdnca were supported and aided by colleagues over Discord to resolve a sudden, weird, and extreme latency issue!
This sort of community collaboration rarely happens in the LinkedIn NDA world. In #FOSS, an intractable bug is very often a path to new friends
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This is pretty broad but thank you every open source developer who makes my computer awesome
Including bug reporters, documentation writers, people who help people install and configure things and solve problems and test performance on forums, people who host mirrors, run tor relays... All y'all computer socialists.
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