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It's been **many** years now that you have been repeating this over and over again. But as a fact Free Software is still not dead. Instead the contrary can be very well argued.> And that's a good thing. Zealotry of any kind is not very attractive and that attempt to dictate to the whole world how it should live is not an exception.Isn't exactly *this* the very definition of zealotry? Keeping on touting non stop your personal opinion and preference? Seriously. Why what I percieve as your urge to "eradicate Free Software"? Let people with a different preference have their lives and let *them* decide about how they want to license their software? I'd opine that the next important thing after "having enough to eat" would be freedom. The world we live in is not only a world of scarcity and zero sum last man standing fighting for the $$$. There is plenty enough space for Free Software. IMHO.No one is paying my time writing this - it's "free writing". Is anybody paying you to write your comments? Why not take it easy then and let people write their Free Software for their preferred Free Software World? No one is forcing you to use their Free Software or preventing you from rewriting it in a non-free-software manner.I guess this post is getting off on a tangent - feel free to reply - however I guess I'll stop here. Linux Foundation 2021 annual report Posted Dec 8, 2021 18:06 UTC (Wed) by khim (subscriber, #9252) [Link]
Linus is not a Free Software person - he's an open source type. So Linux isn't something produced by free software guys - it's produced by open source people. Linux Foundation 2021 annual report Posted Dec 8, 2021 20:49 UTC (Wed) by khim (subscriber, #9252) [Link]
If the main difference between "free software" and "open source" is that with "open source" you can ship closed binaries/devices to the end users, then this sentence seems a bit contradictory to me.Because the "notion that you can take open source software, and do things with it that were never planned by its original creators" is certainly good for end users too.I am not saying user freedom is the absolute good on Earth, and I think there may be reasons to prevent it on some devices. But these cases apart, and if you think this "notion" is good, what is the upside of "open source" vs "free software"? Linux Foundation 2021 annual report Posted Dec 12, 2021 12:01 UTC (Sun) by Wol (subscriber, #4433) [Link]
Which then adds a definite cost to the closed source people.And Open source also permits Open Core. Which actually describes GPL products like Ghostscript. And I don't know the base licence of CUPS but I believe that has no problem with Open Core. LibreOffice is MPL, which permits Open Core.And while Open Core has a bad rap, it enables the production of add-ons that wouldn't otherwise be viable.The big difference between Open Source and Free Software is the mindset behind it. Free Software wants "all software to be free". Open Source is far more pragmatic - "developers have to eat".Cheers,Wol Linux Foundation 2021 annual report Posted Dec 12, 2021 21:34 UTC (Sun) by tpo (subscriber, #25713) [Link]
This came from discussing that open source may allow you to ship closed binaries/devices whereas free software doesn't(I know this wording is not technically correct, because once you ship a closed thing, it doesn't qualify as open source anymore, and even free software is itself a subgroup of open source, but I hope it's clear enough :) Linux Foundation 2021 annual report Posted Dec 13, 2021 15:29 UTC (Mon) by rahulsundaram (subscriber, #21946) [Link]
You are barking on the wrong tree. Free Software difference is not about licenses. It's about the ideology (heck, they, themselves, explain difference better than me). Whileas free software guys think about how to make sure user would get less freedom to tinker with the device they own open source guys go and create things which people, then, actually use (because they can buy or download them).
> Seriously? What projects can you name which were produced by free software guys recently?A little thing called 'Linux' comes to mind, deployed on literally billions of devices around the planet. Additionally, the overwhelming majority of "the cloud" also runs Linux, along with a considerable amount of actively developed Free Software deployed on top of it, which in turn provides the basis for all of the "innovative value add" that everyone and their dog use to sell profiled eyeballs to advertisers.BTW, "Free Software" in of itself was only ever a small fraction of the software produced, contributed to by a very small minority of the global pool of software developers. Yet it _still_ underpins nearly everything else. (Log in to post comments) Linux Foundation 2021 annual report Posted Dec 8, 2021 18:52 UTC (Wed) by farnz (subscriber, #17727) [Link] 041b061a72