Miguel de Icaza

He was talking about political policies, government policies, and how they may or may not have directly or indirectly led to the violence that we're seeing right now.

Miguel de Icaza, the co-founder of the Gnome Project and the Gnome Foundation, as well as Mono and some other stuff, he saw this and posted the following in response.

Quote, "...unlimited tokens cannot overcome a deep intellectual commitment to laziness, racism, and ignorance." you gotta come out supporting violent rioters burning down historic buildings churches synagogues comic book stores everything because if you're on the left you have to support that sort of extreme violence apparently And this wasn't the only statement that had been coming out over the last day or so where prominent people, spokespeople, founders on the left of the open source world are coming out seemingly in defense of and in support of extreme violence.

Just off the charts.

Just make software.

Now, here's the thing.

I'm not calling on Miguel de Icaza, who likes to put watermelon emojis in his name.

I'm not calling on Jan Wildeboer either to stop having political views, or even to stop expressing political views.

Can you explain to me what is Qt?

It's a KDE ripoff started by Miguel de Icaza.

People were talking past each other and it got heated.

A lot of it boiled down to cute is evil, KD is evil, GNOME is good without people really knowing the details.