I think the idea is that they don’t want to alienate white supremacists. Well, anyone who doesn’t want to alienate white supremacists has alienated me.
While I can see that there's controversy stemming from identity politics, I do not know the specific controversy at hand. Who or what is DHH in this context?
I've seen Linux computers at Walmart and Best Buy before, but I've never been to London.
So, they do exist.
My laptop runs certified UNIX, whatever that means... but I bought it at the Apple Store. ;) (It's a MacBook Air. It runs macOS. I don't know why people say macOS is certified UNIX, and I don't care, it's just funny to me.)
You might want to reconsider those Framework computers after the latest controversy: https://community.frame.work/t/framework-supporting-far-right-racists/75986/2
Jesus Christ, what an absolutely awful response. So Framework is basically saying, “we’re happy to fund Nazis as long as they like open source too.”
Well, I was a fan of Framework.
The idea is that they're funding the projects, not the people, I imagine.
I think the idea is that they don’t want to alienate white supremacists. Well, anyone who doesn’t want to alienate white supremacists has alienated me.
as the adage goes, "if you sit at a table with six Nazis, there are seven Nazis."
While I can see that there's controversy stemming from identity politics, I do not know the specific controversy at hand. Who or what is DHH in this context?
Anti trans guy openly supporting Great Replacement conspiracy
Noted. Thank you. I've never heard of the guy before now.
Also made ruby on rails which has something to do with web dev
System76 computers are USA made and only available online (they ship to a select few countries you won't be able to find them in stores.
Lenovo offers Linux pre-installed. Not sure if anyone carries them in retail stores though.
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/d/linux-laptops-desktops/
I've never seen any in London. As far as I'm aware, you need to order these things online. Only the Apple/Google/Samsung devices are in physical shops
I've seen Linux computers at Walmart and Best Buy before, but I've never been to London.
So, they do exist.
My laptop runs certified UNIX, whatever that means... but I bought it at the Apple Store. ;) (It's a MacBook Air. It runs macOS. I don't know why people say macOS is certified UNIX, and I don't care, it's just funny to me.)