6.6 How did Waxwing discover free software?
Wasabi Wallet
Waxwing's interest in free software stemmed from user liberty—the ability to control and understand his machine. He encountered Unix in 1997, adopted Red Hat Linux around 2002 (but abandoned it as too difficult), and returned to Linux in 2013 after leaving teaching. By 2013, usability had improved. He'd embraced open source principles since 1990s shareware and eventually contributed on GitHub.
https://relay.towardsliberty.com/93b02d83c51cc44e0149fc12eb6d396ff86b6bded79a2a633a41f21defd816c3.mp4
Wasabi Wallet
Waxwing's interest in free software stemmed from user liberty—the ability to control and understand his machine. He encountered Unix in 1997, adopted Red Hat Linux around 2002 (but abandoned it as too difficult), and returned to Linux in 2013 after leaving teaching. By 2013, usability had improved. He'd embraced open source principles since 1990s shareware and eventually contributed on GitHub.
https://relay.towardsliberty.com/93b02d83c51cc44e0149fc12eb6d396ff86b6bded79a2a633a41f21defd816c3.mp4