I see it more as warriness than hatred. Whether or not they act “good” now, they have a near monopoly. It has a lot of potential to go bad for us consumers, even if the probability might be low. Murphy’s law apply: if it can go wrong it will, someday.

Is that an autistic trait? (honest question). I get irrationally frustrated when someone tries to have a conversation before I had some downtime / too soon after I wake up. I’ve never understood why I get so upset about it

Maybe you’re aware and it doesn’t fit your need, but in case not: there’s a snipping to ocr tool provided with PowerToys. Win+shift+T and select a zone, il ocr it and puts it in your clipboard. Good stuff. There’s also NormCap that does the same : https://dynobo.github.io/normcap/

Optional is my favorite example to give, at this point most people have internalized how to use its map function and how it works

Not sure if they are a large part of framework’s consumers, or just very vocal in that thread.

Tbf I don’t know much about the Hyprland history. The point raised by the OP on the forum links to tweets by both framework and Hyprland accounts saying framework became a “gold tier sponsor” of hyprland. It’s fair to assume that involves a donation.

Don’t cherrypick a single issue raised by the OP to pretend the whole discussion is about that, please

I live in Charleroi and agree with the sentiment :D it’s not the same vibe as Liege though, might be even worse…

Your point is valid, if not well presented ; doesn’t deserve the downvotes imho!

Making public transit free instead of making it better, and then use the fact that nobody uses it anyway to demantle it further, is a bad thing. I think Not Just Bikes touched on that in one of its videos.

But it’s not always the case that free = bad. If it’s already efficient and continues to improve, it can accelerate the growth of public transit. Luxembourg city is one example I know where it seems to be working, and a “good faith” effort.

I did play it a few weeks ago with some friends, worked flawlessly! (using steam, on fedora, with a Nvidia gpu)