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[โ€“] polskilumalo@lemmygrad.ml 4 points 1 year ago

Yeah, the english language has a problem with that. But not just English!

Polish does too, the translation would be "Wolne oprogramowanie". However wolne can be understood both as free and... Slow.

Yeah, slow software lmao

If you'd like to know more about software freedom checkout the Free Software Foundation, Software Freedom Conservancy, of course the GNU project and some Linux youtubers like Distrotube and the like.