Depending on what OP actually wants to do it might be simpler to just install Linux normally in a VM. I recommend Hyper-v if you are using Windows Pro and if you are using Windows Home I recommend upgrading to Pro using MAS scripts or using a workaround to install Hyper-V on Home.
You could also use a hypervisor like virtualbox but they are type 2 hypervisors which are usually slower compared to type 1 like Hyper-v or KVM.
You said it was malicious though.
some companies will get creative with it and make their source available but in a way that is useless without the backend. And even if they don't maliciously comply with the license, they can still charge for their services.
What is wrong with charging for your services?
Open source licences aren't meant to make it impossible to earn money or anything. As long as companies comply with the licences I don't see anything wrong with it.
If a licence wants to make it impossible to earn money they should put that in the actual licence.
Okay, works for me though.
Try cycling between picture modes. Doing that mostly solves my HDR problems with Prime
Well, I can understand that APs wouldn't be allowed since having lots of APs in one space makes it worse for everyone.
Wired should be allowed though.
Well, you do you. But I doubt anyone would hire you. 🤷
If you don't think your salary is enough you should consider switching employer.
If you never document your shit I'm surprised you don't get fired.
Sure, but why not just say that instead?
How is it not going to a library because of brainwashing? Who is doing the washing?
What system integration do you want? I personally wish Apple didn't restrict the usage of certificates to safari but that's about it. But I only use iOS on my work phone. My personal phone is an Android.
Yes, but how is it malicious to comply with the license? If the license doesn't require the code to be usable without a backend they have fully complied. Does the license even require usable code at all?
As long as they give the source code they are required to give I don't see any problem with it.