It is now clinically proven: FOSS instant messenger developers are sick in the head

Every time I use an instant messenger I discover bugs. It is inevitable, and I do not blame anyone! To err is human. But every time I report these bugs it turns into a shit storm.

A while ago some IM did not work, and I asked its developers for its requirements because all that they replied with was blaming my environment. They never told me what their software needed, only that I had to fix my network. And this scenario keeps repeating, almost word to word.

I have great working relationship with some open-source projects. They thank me for bug reports and I thank them profusely for bugfixes. This is how it is supposed to work. But with IM I am always met with hostility.

And that makes sense because FOSS IM developers are defective individuals who are unable to communicate with normal people around them. This is the only reason why they develop instant messengers: to insulate themselves from peers. This is mental sickness. Is it curable? No idea. At least we now know the root cause.

Posted by: LinuxLies at 07:23 AM | Comments (1) | Add Comment
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