Last week I wrote about the upcoming KDE Documentary, the documentary is ready and it is launching tonight. I hope people interested watch it as I think is the story of many open source projects as well as open projects on the internet like Blockchain, and others.
Having intelligent engineers working on the code of a project that is going to hopefully be used by millions and the whole community and lore that gets built around it. The virtues and conflicts that that entails as many times an opinionated community tend to behave. It can get quite chaotic.
I still think this is a great documentary to watch and I hope there were more from other projects like Mozilla, Apache and even an update on GNU/Linux.
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Very interesting, my friend; I'll try to watch it.
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STOPI'll check it out and let you know what I think.
It was quite good although they skipped most of 2012/2020 saga.