No offense, but Linux people have been screaming at Microsoft for decades now. It hasn't made a single difference. However, at this point, nearly all hardware o

No offense, but Linux people have been screaming at Microsoft for decades now. It hasn't made a single difference. However, at this point, nearly all hardware out there has some degree of Linux support, often with the help of the vendor directly. There are two choices that might accomplish anything: Work with the vendors and try to work out a solution, or lawyer up.