Would their owners even notice?
Inspired by Kaspersky deletes itself, installs UltraAV antivirus without warning
- Rikj000 ( @Rikj000@discuss.tchncs.de ) English11•9 hours ago
That would be an anti-virus… x)
Since it would remove spy-ware from your computer.
Finally helpful hackers.
- thingsiplay ( @thingsiplay@beehaw.org ) 6•9 hours ago
It would be still a malicious attack, that deletes data and files without the users consent and probably without knowledge at all. And it would make look like Linux is a virus to people. I highly discourage anyone writing such a hostile virus, that is hostile to the user and to the Linux community. Bad idea.
- Binette ( @Binette@lemmy.ml ) 1•4 hours ago
People will search “How to remove Linux” lmao
- recursive_recursion they/them ( @recursive_recursion@lemmy.ca ) English4•8 hours ago
Even if it were possible, personally I wouldn’t recommend using it as it would violate/contradict the system of trust and autonomy
Forcing the belief of:
- “you have to use Linux because I believe it’s good”
- “because I believe x means you should believe y”;
onto someone makes that idea inherently untrustworthy and the foundations of its origin would be unstable.
My recommendation is that if you want people to use Linux or something because you trust it and want others to benefit in the same way; then it’s existence and systems contained within it should act as proof itself and shouldn’t have to be forced onto others
- similar to opt-ins rather than opt-outs
Maybe I should’ve posted this in linux memes, but I couldn’t find a picture to go along with it.
- recursive_recursion they/them ( @recursive_recursion@lemmy.ca ) English1•7 hours ago
Maybe I should’ve posted this in linux memes
please do this next time👍
- “you have to use Linux because I believe it’s good”