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In regard to Hyprland and Fascism
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this post was submitted on 07 May 2025
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People in the FOSS community constantly talk about the best ways to minimise use of Google, Apple and Microsoft products. That is an absolutely valid motivation for choosing to use one project over another.
If someone is willing to use the behaviour of a company or its owners as a factor when choosing a software stack, presumably it's valid to apply the same sentiment to development teams of smaller projects too.
I've gone though the Degoogle journey myself but there's just no way to run a phone without software made by jerks. And that's one example.
You can use whatever criteria you want yo pick software, that's fair. I don't tend to include politics and personality into the equation myself but I'm not imposing anyone to do the same.