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The fediverse is empowering users like never before, but concerns persist(lemmy.world)

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TwanHE@lemmy.world
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I honestly don’t think something having a higher barrier to entry is gatekeeping. Ofcourse you shouldn’t try to make things actively more difficult but I don’t think lemmy is doing that anyways.

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jmanjones@lemmy.world
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I’m starting to lose the meaning of gatekeeping more and more. Its used so often and loosely

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_spiffy@lemmy.ca
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Let’s go further! Computers should not come with an operating system installed.

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33KK@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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Yes, they shouldn’t, unironically

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TimewornTraveler@lemm.ee
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careful, there’s a lot of Linux users here. you thought you made a good point but you only just gave them erections

better run before they tell you to start using Linux!!

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_spiffy@lemmy.ca
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Its too late! I already use endeavourOS! Its too good not to!

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float@feddit.de
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You cannot run from us, silly. Got a minute to talk about our Lord and Savior GNU/Linux? continues to elaborate

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Num10ck@lemmy.world
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thats how linux would win the consumer desktop finally.

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_spiffy@lemmy.ca
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I bet more people would be happier with every day use on linux. I know I am.

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TwanHE@lemmy.world
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That would be a godsend. First thing I do is reinstall a clean os anyways

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