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[avoca@gladtech.social]

@itsfoss

Tux.

[csalem@mastodon.social]

@itsfoss No Liquid Glass

[khanh@mstdn.social]

@itsfoss no ai, no spyware, but most importantly, customization and the freedom of choice

[teacherthomas@mastodon.social]

@itsfoss The ability to give new life to old tech, preventing e-waste.

[heartcode_dev@mastodon.social]

@itsfoss My system, my rules. Free, open source and blazing fast

[ribbbitn3rding@mastodon.social]

@itsfoss I mean... what's not to love?

[kevincrrl@techhub.social]

@itsfoss "because I like linux xd"
https://mastodon.social/@itsfoss/116129327027554182

[enigma@norden.social]

@itsfoss
that I built my complete education, my university exam and the rest of my career at space science from 1986 through 40 ys until today on Linux. When I started studies all elder profs told me it makes no sense. My way proofed them beeing wrong.

[fuqeyes@mastodon.social]

@itsfoss

It's empowering because I choose my computing experience i.e., simple or complex, manual or automated, look & feel, and privacy & security.

And #foss of course

[wgarmil@mastodon.sdf.org]

@itsfoss First and foremost, Linux runs better on my hardware than Windows did. I like all the selections available for desktops and window managers. Running it at home is a LOT easier now than it was when I first looked at Linux in 2008-2010. With all the different distros available, I can find one that runs on the specific system where I want to install it.

[marsdude@tilde.zone]

@itsfoss Choice. If 'your' distro doesn't fit you anymore, just take another one.

[itsfoss@mastodon.social]

@LittlePolarBear Indeed, a very nice perk to have!

[itsfoss@mastodon.social]

@kevincrrl hehe well played

[itsfoss@mastodon.social]

@renanlecaro

[axiskernel@mastodon.social]

@itsfoss The userland(ie GNU tools) and then the kernel.