I liked Stefano's summary too.

I'm considering to move to the #BSD camp (I'm a user of #Debian #GNU / #Linux since the age of Potato), but my only concern with BSDs is their historical issues with #copyleft. A topic that unfortunately Stefano did not wrote about.

Yet I understand it's a can of worms.

CC: @stefano@bsd.cafe

As times go on, #Linux kernel and distributions are degrading.

Including, sadly, my first and only one, #Debian that I used daily since I mamage to configure XFree86 on Potato, when I was ~16 yo (if I remember correctly).

For a year now I was looking (without much time to invest) for a #BSD to try.

Today I think I've found the best candidate with @mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org's #MirBSD after I've read the Rationale of http://www.mirbsd.org/MirOS-Licence.htm

Back then Debian got my attention because of the values they declared, freedom and sharing.
Unfortunately over the years they were escalated and slowly corrupted, reduced to formal adherence to a social contract that can be subverted in practice.

The whole #FreeSoftware movement has been marginalized, while its values are strumentalized to fool users' trust.

Even #FSF is laying behind with #copyleft licenses full of loopholes exploited by #SaaSS and #AI corporations.

It's time to move on, and a small BSD developed by a passionate #hacker might be a good new starting point.