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  @link@meowing.men If you can use it then it's working, if you can't it's not. Or that's the justification I'd think of on the spot if I had to justify doing that intentionally. I think a more realistic answer is that it's just overlooked because it's not all that useful to a developer that already knows it's working and just wants to test xyz other thing.

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  it always comes back to puppygirls bro IT ALWAYS COMES BACK TO PUPPYGIRLS https://youtu.be/tK-cKWSPBBs

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  @kimapr@ublog.kimapr.net it's qtdeclarative. do u not know what qtdeclarative is? shitty joke about people assuming you know more than you do aside, qtdeclarative contains "QML, Qt Quick, and several related modules" as well as "several Qt Labs modules". Given how Qt is as a UI framework it doesn't shock me at all that this shit is nearly a damn gigabyte in size even if it mildly upsets me.