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  • drolex@sopuli.xyztoLinux@lemmy.mlIs WattOS open source?
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    2 months ago

    Sorry I can’t help with additional info, as you said there’s little to find. It’s referenced on DW at least, but not much more is given there

    A bloody discord FFS, I’m not going there.

    But then I guess it’s not open source, if we can’t find the source.

    I don’t see myself installing a distro for which you can’t even find the license? How do you even know you have the right to install or use it?








  • You’re really getting out of your way to miss my point. The number of professional writers is some orders of magnitude bigger than the number of billionaires, so much so that taking some arbitrary subset of writers of approximately the same size is easily done.

    Another counter example (because I’m really nice like that): some contemporary French writers, just from memory:

    • Annie Ernaux
    • JMG Le Clezio
    • Amélie Nothomb
    • Michel Houellebecq
    • Erik Orsenna
    • Virginie Despentes
    • Patrick Modiano
    • Christine Angot
    • Jean Echenoz
    • Sylvain Tesson
    • Marie Ndiaye
    • Virginie Grimaldi
    • Marc Levy
    • Alain Finkielkraut
    • Michel Onfray
    • Mélissa da Costa
    • Andrei Making
    • François Cheng
    • JC Rufin

    Yes I know, it’s not 43, but I could easily go to my local bookshop and find 180 more, and again 43 billionaires is a lot for 70 million inhabitants. In any case the number of 500 writers in the article is laughable.

    But that’s not the main point. What gets on my nerves is that the author of the article is cherry picking facts to entertain an idea. I could deliberately try something like “but you know there are more astronauts than true painters” and refute everything opposed to this with No true Scotsman fallacies.

    The article proves absolutely nothing and the author makes a mess of logical thinking, while managing to blur what the wider perspective is supposed to be.