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What's your thoughts on Rustdesk?
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this post was submitted on 27 Feb 2024
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I never ran it since i got scared by the shit they done with 'wayland support' which smells like really bad code practices. Patch
But i still somewhat want to use it since it seems much less hassle then teamviewer and anydesk these days.
I don't believe it does that anymore and the flatpak never did that. On Reddit they did admit to it being a terrible design.
It does not matter to me if it is still there or not. The point that this was in a release makes me question their code and release practices.
They apologized and admitted that it was a dumb thing to do.
I very much agree. I think it would be best to at least get some third party to verify releases. Maybe if it gets on Flathub that will happen.
Well, vote with your choices, I suppose.
I've seen enough poor practices go unacknowledged and buried, or simply forgotten (lemmy user count +1 is kindof a minor but hilarious 'fix' for divide-by-zero), that I just like or when an organization acknowledges it and makes a change. I don't need rustdesk, but I wouldn't mind using them.