I would suggest searching what Linux alts exist for your productivity and install those on Windows. If that hurts your ability to work (in particular paid work) then you won’t have a good time switching over. If you still want to move at least try and get a new hard drive and install linux there. If you don’t like linux then you can swap back to your old windows drive.

Or proprietary subscription lock in :barf emoji:

I would agree with this. Regulations need to keep up with the times. I’ve often challenged my libertarian/“small” government friends to point out which regulation they want to see removed. Book, chapter, and verse; bonus if they can elaborate on why the context under which it was approved no longer applies. Perhaps I do agree that a regulation needs to be updated or removed. None ever take me up on it. I just let them know that “because I want to” is not a valid starting point for deregulation.

Like the joke goes, Libertarians are like house cats. Completely dependent on a system they neither understand nor appreciate and fiercely confident of their own independence.

That second paragraph is a pretty concise explanation on why ancaps and their ideas are stupid.

Ohh yeah for sure. Most of these proprietary software are costing on brand names and institutional momentum.

Some of the bigger issues with Kdenlive i’ve heard is around GPU acceleration and just force of habbit. Fair enough, I wouldn’t tell someone to jump ship if they productivity and professional skills are taking a hit. People need their livelihood. Still I do hold that most people overestimate how pro their workflow is

Who hurt this person?

My car and my motorcycle. The motorcycle in particular hurts a bit more because that leans more into the sport and pleasure (cars do it for me too, but I like the MC more). I live in the US so no decent public transport for me. I’d have to walk about a half mile to get to the closest stop to my house. Closest drop off to my work still means another walk of two miles. Side walks are a bit lacking too. Not to mention that the scheduled for the bus is a bit too limited for what I need.

I love driving for fun, in particular on the MC, but that is getting to. Having to? That sucks and is kind of bad for the environment.

We might have this one -> https://decoded.legal/blog/2021/11/running-a-law-firm-on-linux/

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Idk I walked out

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adempiere

I think people also quit before they can play the game. Calculus was the first time I felt it was all coming together and was really fun. Up until then it can seem like you are learning rules to a complicated game, and then people chose to just not play.

Finally some civility

Also institutional inertia is difficult to overcome in general.

:'(

No, but refusing to reflect and mature would make you a bad person. We are glad to have you :)

Interesting use case for them

Likely some legal trouble they are trying to get ahead of before it sets precedent.