yeah sure, maybe, but when I look at software i can install which has a purpose other than programming a computer there's a metric f.ton() written in Java (a language I don't like much) and we can count the items on our fingers written in haskell (a language I greatly prefer for aesthetic reasons).
Xmonad, pandoc and there are more. Let's list everything we can.
We can scream at anyone who points this out or face up to it and work out /why/ and how to actually /fix/ that issue.
When i mention it here it's about 50/50 which way it goes.
Xmonad, pandoc and there are more. Let's list everything we can.
We can scream at anyone who points this out or face up to it and work out /why/ and how to actually /fix/ that issue.
When i mention it here it's about 50/50 which way it goes.