My favorite thing about FOSS and GNU/Linux is how progressive and tolerant it is, and anyone can contribute, even if it’s just writing a code of conduct or getting people involved globally.
What is your favorite thing about it?

>>106037267 (OP)
I like that there is true sustainability and customizability.
I don't need to rely on software becomming worthless just because it got "old".

>>106037267 (OP)
>They compare me to Bill Gates, but he flies on private jets, with lots of people around working for him, he can take his time, have a home, a family. I can’t have any of that. I travel a lot, I have a house in Manhattan that isn’t my home, I’m constantly exposed, I have a lot of work to do, I have health problems [my spine and surgery on both arms, you can see the scar in the previous photo], I’m old, I don’t know if I’ll be able to do everything I should, I’ll never have a family […] I’m alone.
What does he means by this?

>>106037420
He means he could have been rich thanks to his Jewish heritage, but he instead spread communism, got quad-vaxxed, and squats in the street with jeets.

I like how rust is getting more and more implemented onto the kernel

>>106037267 (OP)
My favorite thing is having control over my system.