Bitcoin is a bad example, since it’s not designed as a private currency. Monero/XMR is actually usable.

Organic Maps, nice

Dino and Conversations weren’t good enough?

As far as I understand:

• both Zeldas
• Super Mario Maker 2
• Super Mario Odysee
• Splatoon

I really don’t see any advantages in your post for choices other than NixOS. I’m sure you’ll improve quickly by necessity! :D

What’s the difference between Stop Killing Games and Stop Killing Games?

It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it!

Upton Sinclair

+1 for Codeberg.
Sourcehut is interesting too, but its workflow is different from GitHub.

ARM I guess, or increasingly RISC-V

And yes, money sucks in general but in the present time under present conditions I might have to shop online. Current payment methods suck.

It is not convenience, it’s being able to use a device at all in some cases. In others, firmware (updates) contain vital security and stability fixes.
I agree that proprietary software should not exist. I just think that the way you advocate treating firmware harms that goal.

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But then the proprietary firmware is in the device. Why do you think it makes a difference if you load it at boot time?
It just restricts your options.

Also if you care about security, install goddamn firmware updates. The firmware on the devices is only going to get more insecure. If the company wanted to insert a backdoor, they have done it already. If an attacker wants to attack your device, an outdated device is simpler to compromise using publicly available info than to go the expensive route through the manufacturer. The first doesn’t even need to be a nation state adversary.
If you want to protect yourself against rogue devices, IOMMU and microkernels are a better and more sensible solution.

People like me can’t change what big companies do. They just do it, and get their money from other companies and consumers who don’t care.
I personally don’t want to watch while free operating systems become increasingly unusable and insecure. Let’s instead use the devices to our advantage as much as possible.

No. You’re using a distro which enables you to use the devices you bought. If every distro would follow the misguided path, you would be unable to use your GPU with a libre operating system at all.
Nobody is stopping you to remove your firmware. Right now you’re not doing it, because you want actually functional hardware.

The proprietary firmware is already there, and if you don’t update it, your libre system becomes more insecure and less reliable. Distributing updates for those devices is a net gain for software freedom.

But honestly if the non-level based version is also fun and has 100h+ of content, then I am actually considering getting it xD
I really like the base game, but deleting it all the time just is so cruel. I assumed the sandbox mode is like Minecraft Creative mode.

Huh, there’s also a sandbox button in the demo I think, I just never thought it’d be fun. Don’t know if it actually even works in the demo.