I don't want to use anything "opinionated". Neither do I want to use software made "for human beings". And no: I don't care if your software is "[other software] on steroids", I won't use it either.

Id use it if it were made by employees dressed in cat-girl uniforms

But you want to use what is blazingly fast, do you?

What does opinionated mean in this context?

@Demolishun "Opinionated" could range from having some default settings as the author of the software considers them reasonable to an inflexible way of doing things, because the author thinks his way is the only way. Good example: A web framework that picks default lifetimes for access and refresh tokens. Bad example: Those defaults cannot be overwritten.

@azuredivay Can't argue against that