support for a shell you don't use is a negative? why? I don't personally use it, but I don't mind if other people do -- what's the problem here? just curious.

Fish shell detracts from people learning (and maintaining) to use POSIX compliant shell scripting. Professionals should be ready at a moments notice to use bash, zsh, and ksh. Also good to be familiar with a csh, (I would accept tcsh). Learn to use the tools of the trade, not toys.

Get with the times, we call that a drone.

Always choose malicious compliance. Always.

Just use Lemmy.

Lemmy has grown quite a lot and it has been easy to replace reddit with for things like tech focused news and discussion. Unfortunately smaller community focused subreddits still don't have a great alternative but with lemmy slowly growing who knows maybe new communities can pop up.

I have to admire Apple's pettiness about it. Malicious compliance at its best.

We continue to complain about it all the time... but like most Wayland heads, you stick it in the sand and ignore us and keep saying it's ready! :(

"Kiiind of making a lot of assumptions right now..."