Not necessarily. I know a guy who has been using Linux for 20 years but is dumb as a bag of rocks. It's me.

The linux community is split cleanly in two.

Those with way too much self-awareness and those with none at all.

I say that as someon who uses a linux distro as my main OS. (Yes I am better than you).

It's funny because it's true

OpenSUSE:

I promise not to make a nuclear weapon ✅

Is this true?

I mean funny meme hahaha windows sux but isn't the license agreement of Linux GPLv2? not to mention the license of the distro and all the packages?

https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.en.html

Yeah, but I just CachyOS

"I promise I am not a cuck bent over with my cheeks spread getting gaped by corporations and loving every second of it."

FTFY

We kinda are though...

Accurate.

“…and I’ll get really pissy if anyone tries to tell me otherwise”.

I hate being the smartest person in the room. I think it says a lot and nothing good about me that I find myself in the situation often.

Actually it's that alternations to the source code must be shared under the same license.

So if I have an inferiority complex, I’d be using Linux illegally?

Linux != Arch.

You forgot to highlight the part of the Apple TOS about not using Apple Software on machines controlling nuclear devices.

This would actually not meet the criteria of free and open source software if it were real.

This is ultimately incorrect. Using Linux just means i'm willing to risk breaking my bootloader. Linux doesn't stop me from running wine to perpetuate my dependence on closed source software. It doesn't even prevent forgetting aliases that aren't immediately broken and wondering why none of my services work anymore. I'm better than those people because my time isn't a commodity.

I personally like to joke that Windows users are masochists, Mac users are ignorant, and Linux users are arrogant. Obviously, these are the worst traits from a few bad eggs out of each basket, the majority are nice people who just use their computer for computer things.

I personally run EndeavourOS, which is Arch-based!