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So your position is that a “free” OS is one that allows you to install it without a product key, and nothing more. Is that the point you’re trying to make?
So your position is that a “free” OS is one that allows you to install it without a product key, and nothing more. Is that the point you’re trying to make?
Why is it necessary for Windows to lock itself behind a product key? What freedom are you describing that’s non binary throughout it’s iterations?
Why don’t you want to answer the question?
Because I already answered my position on freedoms. You have not. I want to learn what you see Windows frees where Linux restricts.
You didn’t answer anything. You wrote a bunch of cryptic nonsense that you repeatedly refuse to clarify so we’re done. Goodbye.
Ok corporate drone.