The one who kept VLC free
OK, so, this is me talking.This is an old interview that resurfaces lately (no idea why), and it was done by a HR company, and they did a lot of cuts. So, it is far from being technically accurate, and some parts are quite weird.Clearly not for the HN crowd, tbh.I dislike those kind of interviews, because they focus on one person (people-isation trend that we see also in startups) while VLC was done by a collective.
It is sure that I'm the person that spent the most time on VLC and other VideoLAN projects than anyone else, but the work is a collective one.Yes, it is true that I refused a ton of money to either sell the trademark and domain-name, or to include adware/spyware in the Windows installer.(inb4 mpv, mpc-hc, potplayer is better...)