>all FOSS projects already have established developers
>no way to make it into a project
How do you do it bros?
Breaking into FOSS
Thomas Foster
Christian Taylor
Make a really good Android client for Linux. KDEConnect is shit.
Dylan Barnes
Fix small bugs or something
Levi Carter
Start submitting patches to fix bugs and eventually you will understand the software through debugging, which will enable you to write new features.
John Morris
Let's make something together UwU
Ayden Hall
OwO what is this?
William Walker
Why? For me it just werks
Jackson Lee
get on some relatively young but very promissing projects such as projects for wayland or stuff like nix or guix
Jace Carter
Sauce on gif?
Alexander Powell
Look for smaller projects that you personally use. I have a 400 star project on github and I wish it had more developers besides myself. But everyone just goes "hurr durr do this do that I want this feature and can you fix that bug". No one wants to code even tho my project has tests and decent documentation and pull-request guidelines and the code itself is rather straightforward.
Most of my users are Arch users so that probably explains the bad behavior.