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tech234ayesterday at 5:55 PM6 repliesview on HN

Apparently the author got a surprising amount of backlash on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/rickbrew.bsky.social/post/3muiv4phe...


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pseudosavantyesterday at 7:38 PM

The backlash is so completely unwarranted. This is a piece of free software where the creator is making it easier to use on free software platforms. If you don't want PDN on Linux because you hate AI no matter what, then don't use it. Don't rage attack the creator so that others can't use PDN.

Thanks Rick Brewster! I love PDN. It isn't as capable as Photoshop, but it isn't a rental, and it does 99% of what I need it to do. I've even bought it on the Microsoft Store just to support it.

mortenjorckyesterday at 6:31 PM

It looks like the original post was removed, but there are some screenshots going around (unfortunately X doesn't let you view full-size unless you're logged in): https://x.com/ChrisCroy/status/2094867317163540937

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LetMeLoginyesterday at 6:19 PM

What is wrong with people?! Geez.

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pfrazeyesterday at 9:07 PM

Yeah, mod team reacted accordingly. The site needs automated dogpiling detection and intervention. It's a problem.

embedding-shapeyesterday at 6:00 PM

> Alright everyone, message received. I was not expecting this response, I honestly had no idea before I made the post

The source got deleted, what is the backlash even about? People don't like .net software running on Linux?

> Like I said, the code is experimental. A proof of concept showing that PDN-on-WINE is possible. It's not finished. I can literally just delete it. It won't be part of the next build.

This almost sounds like sarcasm and a reference to the whole "The Bun-rewritten-in-Rust branch is just a prototype and probably means nothing" Tweet that initially made the frontpage when it. But I think it's in earnest, just very similar to how I remember that Tweet I suppose.

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jhackyesterday at 7:14 PM

Not surprising. Bluesky is full of wannabe programmers who love talking down to actual developers.