It’s also a cost-benefit calculation; adding related feature in existing software is not much more msintenance cost, while creating and maintaing a fork just for that, is. Which is why this argument is disingenuous; not much people will do it and it also would damage the project with fragmentation.
It’s also a cost-benefit calculation; adding related feature in existing software is not much more msintenance cost, while creating and maintaing a fork just for that, is. Which is why this argument is disingenuous; not much people will do it and it also would damage the project with fragmentation.