> Many people use Linux not because it’s the best but for political reasons, for reasons of autonomy or to be part of a community.
The Linux kernel however was not created to serve as a vehicle for your particular strain of politics. In fact, it has been built in large parts by some biggest tech companies on the planet, with politics to the very contrary of yours. It achieved mass market success only through the judicious application of "real politik" and neutrality. Such Godwin's law "you are a LITERAL child laborer and fascist if you use a LLM" tier arguments are unlikely to convince said project to change its ways.
> Many people use Linux not because it’s the best but for political reasons, for reasons of autonomy or to be part of a community.
The Linux kernel however was not created to serve as a vehicle for your particular strain of politics. In fact, it has been built in large parts by some biggest tech companies on the planet, with politics to the very contrary of yours. It achieved mass market success only through the judicious application of "real politik" and neutrality. Such Godwin's law "you are a LITERAL child laborer and fascist if you use a LLM" tier arguments are unlikely to convince said project to change its ways.