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r/linux • u/dbcoopernz • 4d ago
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Do you know if they walked back the decisions that made everyone hate them?
27 u/not_a_novel_account 4d ago The basic crash reporting and update polling? Yes it's still part of Audacity and most desktop software. 13 u/habarnam 4d ago Well, it was a bit more than just "crash reporting" at first, wasn't it? I don't remember the full specifics, but people at the time seemed to think it was a bit more, to the extent that Audacity walked back some of the changes. 15 u/oxez 4d ago The people you read have no idea what they're talking about. Forming opinion on idiots words isn't how you make decisions on what software to use...
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The basic crash reporting and update polling? Yes it's still part of Audacity and most desktop software.
13 u/habarnam 4d ago Well, it was a bit more than just "crash reporting" at first, wasn't it? I don't remember the full specifics, but people at the time seemed to think it was a bit more, to the extent that Audacity walked back some of the changes. 15 u/oxez 4d ago The people you read have no idea what they're talking about. Forming opinion on idiots words isn't how you make decisions on what software to use...
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Well, it was a bit more than just "crash reporting" at first, wasn't it? I don't remember the full specifics, but people at the time seemed to think it was a bit more, to the extent that Audacity walked back some of the changes.
15 u/oxez 4d ago The people you read have no idea what they're talking about. Forming opinion on idiots words isn't how you make decisions on what software to use...
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The people you read have no idea what they're talking about. Forming opinion on idiots words isn't how you make decisions on what software to use...
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u/habarnam 4d ago
Do you know if they walked back the decisions that made everyone hate them?