On 20.06.18 14:07, KatolaZ wrote: > I will continue telling people what I think they should know, but the > only way out of ignorance is knowledge, awareness, and individual > action. You can't force people to get interested, to learn, to become > responsible, to understand, to agree with you, to embrace your > personal ideal of freedom.
And supporting high maintenance unmotivated users would be unachievable. If curiosity and motivation are missing, it's a lost cause. But diversity is good, I think. What would be unbearable would be if everyone had to suffer M$ or systemd chains. > You can just "Act as if the maxims of your action were to become > through your will a universal law of nature". > > And this is not at all elitism: it's just the humble admission that > what is "True" for me might not be "THE Truth" for everybody, and that > what is important, crucial, fundamental for me might be just bullshit > for the rest of the world. And the rest of the world might actually be > right... Well, they are right in that linux is not the turnkey deliverable which so many need. Driverless cars and driverless OSs are the current drip-dry fashion. But who wants to be in the majority, the crowds are too big. Many thanks for the inspired work. Erik _______________________________________________ Dng mailing list Dng@lists.dyne.org https://mailinglists.dyne.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dng
