Comment by Blikkentrekker

> Well, FOSS is free (also "like beer", i.e. unpaid), so I don't find it surprising that it doesn't follow commercial mindset priorities. People working for free are driven by other motives. While needs of commercial users would be considered and accommodated in many cases, they are not the only priority, as they would be for a commercial enterprise like Microsoft.

“I have no idea what Xfce is or does, sorry.” and Python developers actually thinking that everyone would switch in five years isn't about motivations; it's just about a fundamental lack of understanding of what goes on outside of one's own little world of people who program for fun and love tinkering. This isn't priority but simple ignorance.