Why I Love Linux

If you can’t read the code, you can’t trust the system.

Linux is free as in freedom.

Not just “no cost” — but no leash.
It’s code written by people, for people.
Millions of contributors. No king.

There are no backdoors, no permissions needed to patch or fork.
Just you, the source, and the keyboard.

Proprietary OSes are black boxes.
You trust what you’re told.

Linux? It shows you everything.
That’s the only foundation real sovereignty can be built on.

Linux is not an operating system.
It’s a philosophy of freedom.

If you care about ownership —
of your machine, your data, your time —
you’ll find your home in Linux.