Everybody which contributes to Solus does so on a volunteer basis. This means they can and do assist when possible, where possible, and do so at their own discretion.
You have posted on the matter four times on our forum alone, not including on Reddit. By the third time, you were only complaining about the responses (or in some cases, lack thereof) to discussions on the forums by folks on Reddit, e.g.
I really want to use solus, they have one of the worst forums I have experienced. I have asked 3 times with help configuring their lightdm to set the nvidia card as the primary in a hybrid laptop.
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A week later, you asked:
That's pretty much the whole question, is what is a great middle of the road distro between these 2. The closest I have found is maybe solus. At the same time I have no interest in every using that distro again after the way the devs treat the users.
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I have no idea what sort of "treatment" you are referring to. Most of the posts such as this one involve either members of Core Team (e.g. @DataDrake) or community members, replying to you. DataDrake answer your question directly. On most of your posts, no member of Core Team actually engaged since it was mostly the community working with you, and when @kyrios responded to a compilation issue you were having, he simply commented about the need to install an eopkg component called system.devel.
You have repeatedly claimed that the Solus Team has said that the installer has "no issues".
When I inquired about the installer issues I was told there were no issues with the installer that it barely change for 4.0 to 4.1. This same person then posted saying if people want to contribute the installer has some bugs that need to be worked out.
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In reality, @DataDrake stated that the issues you were having were not in fact related to the installer, which is accurate. Nobody disagreed that there are bugs with the installer.
His statement below:
None of these issues have anything to do with the installer. It has barely changed between 4.0 and 4.1. Everything else is up to changes with the utilities and libraries it relies on, which we don't develop. Not to mention kernel, mesa, and systemd updates in the time between.
Source: https://discuss.getsol.us/d/4602-are-fixes-coming-for-the-installer-issues
All of this aside, you also stated:
not a single person including the devs have tried to help
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The devs are argumentative on the forum and assume no one knows what they are doing.
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This is completely disrespectful to those in our community that have volunteered their time to help you when they can. For you to also go off and make posts like this is disgraceful.
You're entitled. I don't want you in our community. Enjoy your permanent suspension.
