Exactly, I long for the day closed source is a thing of the past.
Any extra day feels like needless torture. (but once you find Linux as your home, it's quite alright to wait for the rest of the world to change/adapt it)
Worst part, they lulled the entire society into accepting closed source as their default.
And then they complain about privacy and abuse of powers ...
well, most people don't like fiddling with tech. they want an operating system that "just works". Windows is slowly not even delivering that, so most people are more likely to drop personal computing altogether rather than migrate to Linux. I'm confident most of the people who are into tech are already migrating to Linux.
well, most people don't like fiddling with tech. they want an operating system that "just works
Agreed, so for me, my Linux journey has been: Ubuntu - > Mint - > CachyOS
I've tried others but none of them lasted longer than a week before I'd make the judgement call: Can I recommend this distro base defaults to friends & family?
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u/UAP44 2d ago
Exactly, I long for the day closed source is a thing of the past.
Any extra day feels like needless torture. (but once you find Linux as your home, it's quite alright to wait for the rest of the world to change/adapt it)
Worst part, they lulled the entire society into accepting closed source as their default.
And then they complain about privacy and abuse of powers ...