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The way that happens is if you don't make the ethos of Linux mainstream. It can't just be a means to an end; that's what happened to Android. You make it an ex
by lenerdenator 1y ago
The way that happens is if you don't make the ethos of Linux mainstream.
It can't just be a means to an end; that's what happened to Android. You make it an expectation that everything on a given box be FLOSS.
- nbngeorcjhe 1y agotbh I can't see that ever happening, the average person is never going to care whether their software is free or not (or even know what that means)