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Resigning as Asahi Linux project lead
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this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2025
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I'm sorry for having said something untrue. For example, DannyBoy points out that GNOME and whatever Ubuntu uses do have fractional scaling.
However, is my experience untrue? Was I lying when I said that my track-pad two-finger scrolling is frustrating? Furthermore, it's not unusual for people at work to try my track-pad and it being way too sensitive or too un-sensitive, but no in between.
Was I lying when I said that, for me, it's hard to get software? Was I lying when I said that maybe this is a skill issue on my part, but even that is indicative of a lack of easy ways of getting reassurance in the way that Apple makes it easy to find software in their App Store?
Was I lying when I said that, to me, GNOME is gorgeous?
Was the creator of the Mojo language lying when he recounted his experience developing Swift?
Was I lying when I said that developers are leaving Linux?
apart from the Mojo thing you it wasn't clear that this was only your experience, and none of which are accurate or useful observations
It sounds like you really value skill, precision, and usefulness.
GNOME is not user-centric. GNOME is GNOME-centric.