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I'm an activist for software freedom and I refuse to use non-free software in my life, as a matter of principle. When I'm forced to do so it's certainly very h

I'm an activist for software freedom and I refuse to use non-free software in my life, as a matter of principle. When I'm forced to do so it's certainly very humiliating for me. Besides, I don't work for a company, but in the public sector (which by the way I think it should not impose non-free software nor secret protocols into the citizens).

kuu 5y ago
> as a matter of principle > by the way I think "Maybe" it's you the one putting that burden on yourself. I got that you prefer to use open/free sw, but to feel humiliated by it... As the other commenter mentions, it's over the top...