@mhoye Yeah it is "right", as that's always in the eye of the beholder: You do want to purge user files if there user really wants to, e.g. application data when purge uninstalling that application. And it's super unlikely that anyone ever wants to do that with everything on their system, i.e. using it without a config file like the original reporter did. And now doing that is disallowed. I don't defend the original state as being good or anything, it's just ridiculous how people conflate nit being aware of/ignoring a problematic possible (mis)use of a tool with a conspiracy of systematic intention of harming userspace.
Oh and yes, Luca's communication here (not dating it's the only time) is not conductive of a constructive discussion (to put it mildly) - if that was what you all were complaining about, that would make a lot more sense.
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Simon Frei (imsodin@social.linux.pizza)'s status on Thursday, 20-Jun-2024 00:30:14 JST Simon Frei