Linus Tech Tips: "I Should Have Invested MORE in Framework"

[mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social]

Linus Tech Tips: "I Should Have Invested MORE in Framework"

No. No you shouldn't.

[mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social]

honestly I wish I could make my own hardware org but unfortunately everything would be in software because I can't just manufacture stuff now...

[dark_stang@kind.social]

@mrmasterkeyboard did ltt ever finish their "investigations" into the harassment allegations?

[mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social]

@dark_stang I bet not...

[reiddragon@fedi.catto.garden]

@dark_stang @mrmasterkeyboard if they did then I don't think they ever published anything about it. *Legally* they don't have any obligation to do so, but considering how big that got, they really should've published it.

[linkachus17@furry.engineer]

@mrmasterkeyboard Framework was good, until they sponsor some dumb shit

[mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social]

@linkachus17 yeah, they keep sending hardware to the Omarchy guy so fuck them I guess.

[wouter@maly.io]

@mrmasterkeyboard @linkachus17
That the reverse of the medal,
In free software.

We can not forbid the maintainer of Omarchy to make a Linux distribution based on Arch linux.

That guy might have an far-right ideology.
But most developers do not share such political opinions.

It does not seem wise for Framework in my opinion, to prominently advertise a project from a developer with sympathy for the political far-right.

[mrmasterkeyboard@mastodon.social]

@Wouter @linkachus17 But from what it seems as well is that Omarchy and other projects and/or people who support said ideologies are partnered or working with Framework in some capacity.

Framework, from what I’ve seen, are sending the Omarchy guy what I assume to be free hardware to test Omarchy on. I wouldn’t call this advertising but outright unfiltered full support for everything that free open software should stand against.