Basically an article arguing for the "why" to switch to Linux but also a short guide at the end on how to install it as well. Archive: https://archive.today/FI5jc From the post: >>In a world dominated by proprietary software, where you often feel like a mere tenant in a digital realm built by corporate giants, switching to Linux emerges as an act of rebellion. It’s like choosing to live off the grid after years in a corporate-controlled shack. But what does it mean to reclaim your freedom by installing an operating system that allows you to control your own computing environment? Well, let’s unpack that, shall we?