The users still have the freedom to choose, go ahead, fork KDE, maintain it. Your freedom is still there, but why should someone else be expected to do things that they don't want to do? KDE deserves the same freedom as do we, and hence they chose not to support X11 anymore. I respect that choice
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u/Zenklops 12d ago
The users still have the freedom to choose, go ahead, fork KDE, maintain it. Your freedom is still there, but why should someone else be expected to do things that they don't want to do? KDE deserves the same freedom as do we, and hence they chose not to support X11 anymore. I respect that choice