Enshittification is the result of the user not being in control: markets have a natural tendency to become dominated by a few companies (or even just a single one) if they have any significant barriers to entry (and said barriers to entry include things like networking effects), and once they consolidate control over a large enough share of the market those companies become less and less friendly and more and more extractive towards customers, simply because said customers don’t actually have any other options, which is what we now call enshittification.

At the same time Linux (and most Open Source software) is mainly about the owner being in control of their own stuff, not some corporate provider of software for your hardware or of a hardware + software “solution” (i.e. most modern electronics) provider.

So we’re getting to see more and more Linux-based full solutions to take control of one’s devices back from the corporations, not just Linux on the Desktop to wrestle control back from an increasingly anti-customer Microsoftw, but also, for example, stuff like OpenELEC (for TV boxes) and OPNSense (for firewalls/router).

Imagine the constant thinking about gay and transsexual specific activies that’s leads somebody to the point of voting to make them illegal.

Regular people don’t constantly think about it, so they don’t actually care one way or the other.

No wonder that it’s extremelly common to discover that the very people who keep raging about homosexuallity were closet homosexuals.

Grow up, embrace whatever you trully are and move on: no need to punish others for your own sexual self-repressions.