I’ve been running GNU/Linux for a few years but I’m not sure I’m going to continue to do so. Since I enjoy playing mass-market video games I want to keep an up-to-date Windows machine around. However, that Windows machine can do anything that I’d really want to be able to do with a GNU/Linux machine (which essentially comes down to web browsing). Do you think there’s a compelling moral reason for me to install GNU/Linux somewhere even if I’m probably never going to run it? Sincere question, your comment seems to suggest there is such a reason but doesn’t spell it out.
