We stand with Ukraine! 🇺🇦

[sumeshir26]

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[rdbende]

I have quite a few other themes in development, and I'm planning to create a separate package to store Tukaan themes, similar to ttkthemes

[rdbende]

I'm also planning to include a nice default theme in Tukaan (either Sun Valley, or else).

[sumeshir26]

Thats awesome! Which themes are you making?

[rdbende]

I'm doing a vintage-90's design like this:

And also a friendly, flat theme:

Designs from Dribbble

[Moosems]

@rdbende I love the 90's style one!! It looks so pretty!

[blyamur]

What an interesting project would be if it were not for its political overtones...

[Moosems]

@blyamur What do you mean by political overtones?

[blyamur]

political overtones
It is enough to open the project description page, and there is a badge, From a person who incites hatred between nations. Why this is in open source projects, I don’t understand ... Am I not right?

[insolor]

@blyamur

The badge doesn't incite hatred, instead the actions of a group of people in the Kremlin and their army incite hatred.

[Moosems]

@blyamur Having a StandWithUkraine flag doesn't incite any violence. It shows that the owner and group stands with the people of Ukraine. Given the fact that Ukraine was innocent and is innocent in the Russo-Ukrainian war that means that it doesn't incite violence but rather shows that people are willing to stand up for innocent people

[rdbende]

@blyamur

A project is not made worse or better, more or less interesting, by what its authors think about the war and the world and how they communicate that.
I accept that you may disagree with what you see in the README, but I didn't put that badge there to incite hatred at all. If something is hateful, it is when someone's avatar contains the flag of a country that has been bombing a country and its innocent inhabitants for over two months. This project existed long before Russia invaded Ukraine, and I really hope that the war will be over sooner than this project.

I assume you have no personal experience with people fleeing from Путин's war, otherwise you wouldn't wrote this. Well, I do.
As I meet them daily on the train, and have spoken to several of them when I volunteered, I know exactly that who I am standing up for. I don't claim to have acted with good judgment when I put that badge in the README, because I don't think there's much to think about whether I am publicly standing up for Ukraine and the refugees. Imo it's the least I can and should do for them.

If you want to have a political argument in the future, I don't mind, I'm willing to argue with you (although I think that Github isn't the right place to argue about politics), however, please open a separate issue (or better yet, a discussion) for it. Other people open these issues not to get into a political debate, but to report issues and discuss the project.

#StandWithUkraine!

[blyamur]

@blyamur

A project is not made worse or better, more or less interesting, by what its authors think about the war and the world and how they communicate that. I accept that you may disagree with what you see in the README, but I didn't put that badge there to incite hatred at all. If something is hateful, it is when someone's avatar contains the flag of a country that has been bombing a country and its innocent inhabitants for over two months. This project existed long before Russia invaded Ukraine, and I really hope that the war will be over sooner than this project.

I assume you have no personal experience with people fleeing from Putyin's war, otherwise you wouldn't wrote this. Well, I do. As I meet them daily on the train, and have spoken to several of them when I volunteered, I know exactly that who I am standing up for. I don't claim to have acted with good judgment when I put this badge in the README, because I don't think there's much to think about whether I am publicly standing up for Ukraine and the refugees. Imo it's the least I can and should do for them.

If you want to have a political argument in the future, I don't mind, I'm willing to argue with you (although I think that Github isn't the right place to argue about politics), however, please open a separate issue (or better yet, a discussion) for it. Other people open these issues not to get into a political debate, but to report issues and discuss the project.

#StandWithUkraine!

And where were you all those 8 years while they were killing their fellow citizens? Donbass, Odessa... When were the children bombed? They killed my colleagues' relatives. Was it normal?
It just so happens that the bad ones supply food and medicine and sacrifice themselves to save the civilian population, while the good ones pump up the country with weapons and encourage the killing of civilians. I have not seen Russian programmers calling for the murder of others, introducing backdoors and viruses into their code to harm residents of other time zones. I have not seen anyone raising funds for the continuation of the war. I have not seen calls to divide people into nations. But it is actively done by those whom you support. Your right. However, it is not necessary to tell me whether I can indicate the flag of my country on the avatar. At least I don't push it to everyone, I don't divide people by nationality. Good luck to you. One way or another, time will put everything in its place.

[insolor]

@blyamur

And where were you all those 8 years while they were killing their fellow citizens? Donbass, Odessa... When were the children bombed? They killed my colleagues' relatives. Was it normal?

Russia caused the Donbass conflict in 2014, Ukraine just tried to take back their territory. Only Russia is responsible for these deaths.

And another question: where Russia were for those 8 years? For the last few years the conflict on Donbass were mostly frozen and there were just dozens of casualties a year, and now Russia escalates the conflict and now there are hundreds and thousands of killed Russian-speaking Ukrainians on Donbass, in Kharkiv, in Kyiv, in other places, and these people are killed by Russian weapons. And they call it "a defense of the people of Donbass"?

I have an answer for you: "a defense of the people of Donbass" is just a cover, the real cause of this war is just Putin's ambitions.

[blyamur]

@blyamur

And where were you all those 8 years while they were killing their fellow citizens? Donbass, Odessa... When were the children bombed? They killed my colleagues' relatives. Was it normal?

Russia caused the Donbass conflict in 2014, Ukraine just tried to take back their territory. Only Russia is responsible for these deaths.

And another question: where Russia were for those 8 years? For the last few years the conflict on Donbass were mostly frozen and there were just dozens of casualties a year, and now Russia escalates the conflict and now there are hundreds and thousands of killed Russian-speaking Ukrainians on Donbass, in Kharkiv, in Kyiv, in other places, and these people are killed by Russian warfare. And they call it "a defense of the people of Donbass"?

I have an answer for you: "a defense of the people of Donbass" is just a cover, the real cause of this war is just Putin's ambitions.

If your news did not write about it, this does not mean that there were no victims, alas, this is not the case. Slogans and appeals about ambition, it may sound pathetic, but stupid. Stop telling me things you only know from the internet. This discussion does not make sense, the conversation "the blind with the deaf." I'm not going to convince anyone, just as it's not worth proving something to me. How to think and what to do is purely your right. But an excellent indicator of limitation. Let's finish this. We exchanged opinions and that's enough. From our skirmish, nothing will change, no matter who is right or wrong.

[rdbende]

@blyamur
I'mma lock the conversation.
Please don't think I want to silence you, but this conversation is going nowhere and is neither relevant nor appropriate here.