> Because the Linux community also cares about expanding freedom- and privacy-respecting general purpose computing to as broad a user base as possible. This is

> Because the Linux community also cares about expanding freedom- and privacy-respecting general purpose computing to as broad a user base as possible. This is, at most, a niche fraction of the Linux community. Most people and companies involved with Linux care that it works for their own needs, not about abstract "software freedom" ideologies.