A$$holes versus Open Source software
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ค. 2022
- Being an open-source developer, and especially an open-source project maintainer can be a hard task. Not only it's a lot of work, but there are also those people who think you, and the project owns them something. They are trolls and they are wrong! All popular open-source licenses state clearly: this software comes without any warranty! OSS developers are not liable for any bugs, problems or challenges.
Open Source is free to use, but it comes with a price.
Open Source developers do not work for free • Open Source developers...
#opensource
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Open Source developers do not work for free th-cam.com/video/6GkEh0QBHAg/w-d-xo.html
Open Source is easy: 1) want something? implement it yourself - create a merge request. 2) can't implement? hire a dev an go option 1. 3) don't want 1 or 2? buy proprietary.
however I want to add: bug reports are important.
Perfect!
Can you tell me how we can make wireless rc car using joystick and rf transmitter and reciever?
You make some good points here - people *need to realise* that they have no right to demand devs help them or fix anything, even outright bugs - but calling them "A$$holes", especially in a video title is not helpful to getting this message across to people.
The worst people are those who take open source code and rename it and sell it! Sigh!
Well, there is nothing in the most popular licenses that prohibits selling it. As long as conditions are met of course. I have a video about that th-cam.com/video/S8-1BF2q5s0/w-d-xo.html
@@PSAfterHours great video. Just viewed it. Seems like a slippery slope unless one is up front at the beginning. Service labor sold for such a venture would be ok but the client loses control since they do not own the software therefore no company warranty or support. I have actually had this happen in a company I worked for. It’s not pretty.
yup. Open Source can be a blessing and a nightmare
hahaha today I had one such person who asked a question in ruassian under my German video, when inav will finally fix AHI drift. I just told him in English that I don't speak Russian and he answered again in Russian and expected from me to use a translator to read his question and answer him in Russian. Beside the fact that his question was completely OT to the video I blocked him for that... 🤣
bring out the ban-hammer!
просто игнорируйте. надо будет сам переведет хоть на Немецкий хоть на Английски.
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