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Why Does Linux Have So Much Drama?!

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Why Does Linux Have So Much Drama?!

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The Linux community seems like it's filled with so much drama! How do we make sense of it all? Is Fedora going to kill my games? Did you hear the latest thing Linus said? Is GNOME really blocking a...

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Because there are a lot of people with different goals that conflict with each other? Which is true in lots and lots of other things.

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