This is one of the things I enjoy about using Linux a lot, drivers are never removed from the upstream Linux kernel, so you can use your hardware until it literally breaks.
If you cannot see anything immoral in Apple, or if you're unable to see anything immoral/fascist beyond murder and WWII then I'm not sure you're ready to discuss this subject.
I suggest you educate yourself on the matter, because judging by your comment, I can clearly see you're ignorant about the subject.
Yes, FOSS saving a close source platform, what's news?
You are completely missing the point, my point was that Apple is so bad of a company that they completely refuse to ship with GPLv3 software, they are nothing but a bunch of immoral fascists.
Take take take, but never give anything back. The GNU project did everything right by moving to GPLv3.
And last time I checked, brew doesn't work so well when you have multiples users on the same system.
Yes, they seem patient/polite and I can tell they want me to stay, but I don't know them personally and this work is remote.
> Do you have freedom to work as you please?
Yes and no.
> Do you have the time to take the code in a better direction?
This is something that I'm currently annoyed with, when I was implementing a feature and working with a coworker, we had to re-use code from another function and instead of just making some changes to the function, he asked me to duplicate the function (~650 LoC).
I suggested to just make some changes to the existing function and re-use that one, but my coworker didn't want to go that route and suggested I just duplicate the function and so I did, I'm pissed that I can't make my own choices and instead I have to follow his orders.
My boss acknowledged that the project is in a bad state and sometimes I feel they are testing my patience, he mentioned they plan to rewrite the project in another language so I can tell they have common sense, but I get the feeling this other programmer I'm currently working with is happy with the state of the project and is holding things back.