> He goes on to argue that if "people would just have desktops/linux servers at home this would all be different". But that isn't going to happen, that is a fan

> He goes on to argue that if "people would just have desktops/linux servers at home this would all be different". But that isn't going to happen, that is a fantasy land. I don't know. I'm looking around my home, and I have a WiFi router, an Android phone, a Chromebook, a Kindle, and a car. The distinction between those five devices and a linux desktop/server is pretty subtle --to the point of being a matter of semantics more than anything else. ;-)