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         <h2>Recap</h2>
 
 <p>Android is that open-source operating system that works well for users and is loved by developers. Always known for breaking barriers and being open, expandable, versatile, and even friendly to power users–something not every system dares to be (iOS, Windows Phone). For a long time, Android was seen this way compared to its competitors: a breath of fresh air against the abusive practices of companies like Apple. But it seems the Android we've nurtured for two decades no longer fits in the pockets of Google executives; it is too free, creating ethical and technical barriers to the profitable exploitation path adopted by its developer.</p>

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         <h2>Prólogo</h2>
 <p>Desde que mudei permanentemente para o Linux em 2024, venho me impressionando com a capacidade inabalável da comunidade open-source de trazer a vida no Linux softwares complexos feitos originalmente para Windows. Entretanto, um dos programas amaldiçoados com os mais ímpetos e abstratos erros na velha guarda do Wine é o FL Studio, caracteristica essa que fez com que eu, por muito tempo, achasse que a DAW da Image-Line não iria rodar de jeito nenhum no sistema do penguim.</p>
 <p>Acontece que o FL roda no Linux, e roda muito bem, considerando a sua complexidade. Descartando uns problemas visuais, algumas VSTs que simplesmente não rodam e uma gambiarra para rodar plugins 32-bits, a experiência de usar o FL Studio no Linux é bem sólida. Parece que a Valve, Wine e comunidade open-source não estão para brincadeira mesmo.</p>

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         <h2>Prologue</h2>
 <p>Since I permanently moved to Linux in 2024, I have been impressed by the unwavering ability of the open-source community to bring to life in Linux complex software originally made for Windows. However, one of the programs cursed with the most stubborn and abstract errors in the old guard of Wine is FL Studio, a characteristic that made me, for a long time, think that Image-Line's DAW would not run at all on the penguin's system.</p>
 <p>It turns out that FL runs on Linux, and runs very well, considering its complexity. Disregarding some visual problems, some VSTs that simply don't run, and a workaround to run 32-bit plugins, the experience of using FL Studio on Linux is quite solid. It seems that Valve, Wine, and the open-source community are not messing around.</p>

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         <h2>Recapitulando</h2>
 
 <p>Android é aquele sistema operacional open-source que funciona bem para os usuários, e que os desenvolvedores amam. Sempre conhecido por quebrar barreiras e por ser aberto, expansível, versátil e até amigável com os mais nerds, coisa que nem todo sistema tem a cara e coragem de ser (iOS, Windows Phone). É assim que, por muito tempo, o Android foi visto em relação aos seus concorrentes: Um suspiro de ar puro em relação às práticas abusivas de empresas como a Apple. Mas parece que o Android que cultivamos por duas décadas não cabe mais no bolso dos executivos da Google, é livre demais, e isso criou barreiras éticas e técnicas no lucrativo caminho de exploração adotado pela sua desenvolvedora.</p>