Hahah yeah. 100% air gapped. About as secure as a paper door. Sometimes I feel like they just put it out in the field after they get their first successful test done and then forget about it forever.

Did hospital IT work and 100% agree.

This is the biggest reason for me; old hardware.

Wanna try and kill my 8 year old laptop by refusing to support it? Fine. Lubuntu.

Agreed. Based on the little I know, the issues sound like they’re structure/design related.

Edit: didn’t check context and as a result was repetitive.

Based on what Beehaw admins said, I really wonder if the issues they mentioned will be addressed and their recounting of their experiences with devs make me wonder what the devs’ priorities are and why they chose them.

It’s situations like this that kept my employer from ever embracing FOSS solutions. If you can’t staff to fork and support it, you are at the mercy of another’s whim.

As with all things, there is surely another side and also the truth, so I’m interested in seeing where this goes, how it turns out.

Maybe fix some structural issues? Apparently Beehaw is looking to shut down and or completely defederate. There are complaints that serious issues are being ignored by devs.

If fixes were on a roadmap, I think that would help.

I don’t know much of anything about the backend, but if a whole community is considering leaving, it may be time to reassess priorities and goals.