Not really, when you push immature alternatives when ignoring a real choice. Seems more like you are supporting monopoly by ensuring that actual competitors get ignored - along with even smaller vendors.
“Look, don’t use LibreOffice instead of Microsoft Word, what you really want is VIM!”
Thanks for letting us know to discount what you say – if you prefer monopoly over choice, we’re really not having the same conversation.
literally said the exact opposite in the quoted post. But I get that reading is hard.
Not really, when you push immature alternatives when ignoring a real choice. Seems more like you are supporting monopoly by ensuring that actual competitors get ignored - along with even smaller vendors.
“Look, don’t use LibreOffice instead of Microsoft Word, what you really want is VIM!”