The Monstrous Monopoly of MicroJew

[zdarkblow]

Microsoft's unfair monopoly on the desktop operating system market has had a significant impact on the computing ecosystem, creating a situation where Linux users are often marginalized. Although Linux offers a number of advantages, such as freedom of customization, security, and stability, Microsoft's dominance has made it difficult for many users to adopt and use this alternative operating system.

Microsoft's strategy has been based on a combination of aggressive business practices and widespread distribution of its products, which has led to a situation where the majority of software applications are developed exclusively for Windows. This has created a vicious cycle: users are forced to stay on Windows to access essential software, while developers, seeing a larger user base on Windows, tend not to invest in developing versions for Linux.

The general malaise that comes from this situation is palpable. Many Linux users feel frustrated and isolated, as the software they love and use for work is not available for their operating system. This lack of compatibility not only limits their professional options, but also creates a sense of helplessness, as they are forced to choose between their preference for an open system and the need to use essential work tools.

Furthermore, the dependence on Microsoft for software has led to a standardization that can stifle innovation. Linux users, who are often technology enthusiasts and eager to explore new solutions, find themselves having to deal with a market that does not recognize their contribution and their needs.

This is not limited to Linux systems of course, in the past I also saw the WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) in an attempt to totally replace and sink the operating system (Kernel) of the penguin, Microsoft was a false ally that tried to "embrace" open source.

 

[Meow!]

i know that there is a solution for everything. maybe other like minded people here could brainstorm something? Tech freedom would help with a lot of other areas especially with getting the message across. I know a lot is happening right now and i know nothing about tech myself but something can be done.
Are there others you can speak with and bring this issue up with for brainstorming about?


Hail Father Satan

 

[SomewhatCoherent]

Copyright, patent laws and trademark laws kinda kill opensource platforms like Linux. Linux is decent, its also a bit of learning curve. If something doesn't work, you need to search the forums for random terminal commands. I'm betting AI will eventually break this, there is so much pressure to censor and control it. The problem is censoring AI causes the models to break. As AI advances it will become more difficult to censor it and people are always trying to get around it with creative prompts that teach AI loopholes. NVIDIA is looking to release a 1pflop PC for $3000 that will be specialized for AI. No reason we couldn't develop a p2p a uncensored AI and use it for coding a better operating system or upgrading Linux.