Free software's white knight

RE: Goodness: >>...If this guy is all about "free software" why are all the legal stipulations required?...<<

Probably to insure that it stays free.

>>...FREE is FREE, right? (Unless it's open source, then free = sign your code away)...<<

You sign away nothing. Don't like open source? Stay away from it, don't use it. Can't piggyback on someone elses work and that upsets you? To d__n bad!; Posted by: richdave Posted on: 03/20/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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