Will they lobby for laws that prohibit Linux or make it difficult to install? What actions might they take in the future?

      • AndrewZabar@lemmy.world
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        6 hours ago

        Not at all. More like not wanting to see some corporate entity start to turn it into another monetized trash heap that’s enshittified to be sold to the masses in bloated and corrupt form. There’s a legitimate argument for remaining the way it is.

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      7 hours ago

      I think they’re saying they like Linux as it is and they don’t want it to go mainstream. Like when your favorite band gets popular and suddenly tickets cost 10x as much. So Linux will soon cost 10x its current price of free, and nobody will be able to afford it.