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I mean, he succeeded in at least giving everyone the choice. I happily run entirely free software on my computers. But yes, it needs legislation to switch off c
by globular-toast 3y ago
I mean, he succeeded in at least giving everyone the choice. I happily run entirely free software on my computers. But yes, it needs legislation to switch off copyright for software and make computing a human right.
- HYTjfZKV96gUpz 3y ago> I happily run entirely free software on my computers You do? No graphics card? No (good) games? No firmware? And if so, how much of a premium did you pay for the lack of scale from your hardware vendor alone?
- a-french-anon 3y ago>No (good) games Quake 3 is still free, you know.
- achenet 3y ago0AD as well is pretty sweet :)
- globular-toast 3y agoIntel graphics. Drivers in the kernel. I don't play games. Firmware, probably, but my computer is a computer. I prefer to look at the positives in life. Literally the biggest companies in the world don't want people to have free software, yet we still do. It's been a hard battle at times. I was there in early 00s when running GNU/Linux sucked in many ways. Now it's an absolute joy.