Another Linux lie: we have a community, and it is friendly

Nothing could be further from the truth. Linux "community" is the most viscious, cruel, and unforgiving. Linux enthusiasts eagerly and readily team up to bully and harass everyone who questions the swamp and torrent of bugs that Linux pours onto its users.

The UNIX&Linux stack exchange is the standing monument to this kind of behaviour. Its moderators are clearly activists on payroll of RedHat and Canonical, and they use any PR spinning practice invented, such as verbal abuse, character assassination, and cancel culture, to expel anyone and everyone who has audacity to ask questions about problems and bugs in Linux. Any problem-related questions are immediately swarm-downvoted and eventually closed as not fitting high standards of UNIX stack exchange.

So, where does the now-frustrated user go? To the distro-related resource, I guess. Be it Fedora forums or Ask Ubuntu. But there, again, each problem question is met with similar hostility of a few select enthusiasts. To them it does not matter that we have to get our job done. The only thing that matters is that distro maintainer prescriptions, perpetual upgrade and blind following of the dogmas, is obeyed.

Careful reader might ask: but what about the slogan of freedom that Linux had been introduced under? Forget about it! Linux is no longer that which it started off as. You have no freedom to refuse unwanted technologies being shoved down our throats. You either obey and accept, or they see you out of the door.

Linux has morphed into a gigantic clusterfuck of lies by today because there is a ton of money to be had by Linus and Kox. Remember: Android is Linux. This smells $$$

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