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Having a containerized Linux inside a non-free box provided by shareholder driven corporations is far away from the ideals and benefits I associate with GNU/Lin
by smartmic 7y ago
Having a containerized Linux inside a non-free box provided by shareholder driven corporations is far away from the ideals and benefits I associate with GNU/Linux and FOSS. I know, this view may be too idealistic but I still feel it is not the right direction.
- tracker1 7y agoNow people who would otherwise be stuck writing windows-only systems have the option to use, develop against and deploy Linux based applications. I'd call that a win. More linux apps developed and migrated away from Windows-only, means Linux is a more viable option moving forward. Not all legacy software will be replaced/displaced or outright changed overnight. The all or nothing approach does everyone a disservice. Also, Linux WMs are not nearly as good as Windows or Mac although some are close.