Your argument seems to be: "Don't make waves. Don't do anything out of the ordinary."
To many people, having Linux installed on a computer is something that people have no legitimate reason for.
No innovation or individuality. Everyone has to be exactly the same.
Also, your line of reasoning goes against presumption of innocence. The suspect doesn't have to explain why he has that much storage. The police/prosecutor have to explain what criminal acts he's doing with that storage.
Your argument seems to be: "Don't make waves. Don't do anything out of the ordinary."
To many people, having Linux installed on a computer is something that people have no legitimate reason for.
No innovation or individuality. Everyone has to be exactly the same.
Also, your line of reasoning goes against presumption of innocence. The suspect doesn't have to explain why he has that much storage. The police/prosecutor have to explain what criminal acts he's doing with that storage.