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this post was submitted on 03 Nov 2026
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The only problem with Immich is that it's a fascism-supporting FUTO project. It's excellent software, but don't give them your money, because they'll send it to fascists.
https://drewdevault.com/blog/Whats-up-with-FUTO/
Do you have an alternative? critique without alternatives is not helpful.
Don't be lazy, enlightenment is more than half the battle, done for you.
They've already been posted by others. No point in duplication.
Reading that article, I'm confused. It seems more like Immich (among other projects) received donations from FUTO? It doesn't say anywhere that they support FUTO. FUTO supports Immich, along with many other open source projects.
Sure it's not ideal to receive "bad money" tired to problematic politics like that. But also you can't exactly stop someone from donating to you, other than sending the money back.
https://immich.app/
"Powered by FUTO", front and center.
Damn, does that mean my home image server is evil?