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Is the "Year of Linux" actually a trap?

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    I’ve spent years championing Linux as the only escape from Big Tech, but I’m starting to get twitchy.

    While we’re distracted by the Steam Deck making Linux "mainstream," the corporate players and politicians are busy building a digital cage. Between California’s AB-1043 mandates and Microsoft’s "Face Check" infrastructure, I’m worried we’re heading for a hard schism: "Sanitised Linux" vs the "Free Rebel" distros.

    If the compliant, age-gated version becomes the industry standard, where does that leave the rest of us? Digital exile?

    I’ve put some thoughts together on why the "Golden Cage" is closing in and why education, not mandates, is the only real fix.

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    Is the “Year of Linux” a Trap?

    Governments and Big Tech are building a digital cage. As age verification mandates loom, we have to decide: is Linux a refuge or just another trap?

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