Hi,
I think I will try to make both sides here more clear.
scrooyahoo:
I want my privacy and digital freedom.
I also want to use the best distro ever.
I do not want to give more control to the people who are taking it
without our permission.
others:
if you do not like losing some of these liberties you are free to use
another os, even if this one is the best.
there is nothing we can do to fix this issue, because it is not our fault.
in fact this issue is not even Ubuntu's fault, it is freenode that does
not allow you to use it.
bottom line:
freedom is very important. we cannot let it erode, as history has shown
us time and time again the horrid consequences of letting the government
rule the people heavily and mass surveillance.
we cannot blame people making a great operating system for things that
they simply do not have control over (other companies, other websites or
domains like freenode).
The entire GNU/Linux community is doing a good job at protecting
privacy, and freedom. Some insist on only the purest libre experience.
Lubuntu's user group is the best, and Lubuntu is one of the best distros
for low-end machines. There are a few others that are really great, but
Lubuntu has the best community and this makes Lubuntu stand above the rest.
On 07/27/2016 02:50 AM, Narcis Garcia wrote:
I understand scrooyahoo's arguments and agree with the reasons, but is
being very rude when judging others' choices.
I insist to scrooyahoo: there are other distros & communities apart of
Ubuntus/Canonicals and, most of people who disagrees with
*buntu/Canonical policies, migrate to that other GNU/Linux distributions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_distributions
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Linux_distributions
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DistroWatch
El 26/07/16 a les 23:05, scrooya...@riseup.net ha escrit:
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