Yeah FOSS is rarely better than the commercial equivalent. Almost universally they're terrible in a hundred minor ways that makes them annoying as hell to use. The best FOSS products come from... Company sponsorship.
Just not true. Proprietary software starts on the wrong foot by asking, "how can we make money from this?". FOSS software is clean from that bs and it's so easy for it to improve since outside people can (sort of) aid in development. I use proprietary software as a last resort and it doesn't happen very often.
This is unfortunate, but sometimes true. Memmy is a fantastic FOSS project and I’m glad it exists, but I can’t help but think back to just how well-crafted the Apollo experience was.
I guess that’s fair, but that doesn’t change the fact that it’s a React Native app, not a Swift app built from the ground up specifically to be an experience that looks and feels almost like a stock app.