KDE Neon and the value of communication
Last week I wrote a little article about something that I felt was a truly terrible idea – the KDE project's announcement of their own Linux Distro… dubbed "KDE Neon."
The reaction, by portions of the KDE community, to that article would be best described as "a bit intense." People were angry with me for writing something that was so negative towards a KDE project. People were angry with the KDE community for allowing such a project to exist. People were… angry.
While everything I wrote in that article was true – based on the information available at the time (including the KDE Neon website itself, the announcement, an interview, and an email from the KDE Board) – there was a large contingency of KDE community members that felt my article was incorrect. So I decided to dig a little deeper.
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