@cyberspook >Same for OpenBSD, these guys are great.
Those guys love to install proprietary software without asking, that's not what I would call "great".

>User freedom without security and privacy is a suicide.
What are you on about? rms used a time-sharing system with others with no security at MIT and the system worked just fine.

Security is a convenience feature really.


What most people fail to realize is that you possibly cannot have security with proprietary software - as the proprietary part will always end up compromising you.

If you want security, the only possible way to achieve it is to build a strong foundation of only free software and build from there.