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Spanish Wii Hacker Turned Trans Cartoon VTuber Quits Linux Apple Silicon Development Last month, the lead developer (a Spanish man) of Asahi Linux quit. This month another prominent dev quit... an anime cartoon of a lady with cat ears. And it might be the same person.
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Scum like this always want to take “time off” just before they get caught saying and doing felonies or other horrible shit. I almost guarantee you there’s probably a child or animal involved, in someway. It’s always the anime pictures and it’s always the goddamn furries.

Missed the chance to call him a "Cartroon," Mr Lunduke.

It was weird how obsessed he was with all the trans stuff. Makes much more sense now.

Todd McFarlane used to say there were two types of employees: 1) I suck, but I'm super dependable. 2) I'm brilliant, but good luck seeing work. we need another category now: 3) I'm brilliant but I'm mentally and emotionally unstable enough to quit halfway through.

tldr; Do you want your airplane engine designed and built by insane hobbyists?

I've suspected for quite a while that the project has had the assistance of Apple employees, most likely outside of the blessings of the company. This project has made some serious progress in an extremely short time, relatively speaking. There could the possibility that Apple have figured out the real identities of these people are preparing to make a move, legally. Apple wouldn't necessarily want to make that known, but I don't know. Your story could very well be on the right track and I'm just thinking out of my ass. Who knows at this point.

We need to root these loonies out of open source. They are what they accuse others, lil' angry nazis.

yet another open-source project that dies because lead dev happens to be trans, and rest of "community" are too immature and incellish to not go batshit crazy about that (irrelevant from viewpoint of a project) nuance.

Bye! 👋 the project will continue on and get even better with new developers.

nothing stops us from forking it and discrediting everyone who worked on it.
