1- his software is not free(dom) software, it's not open source; it is apparently closed-source "freeware". 2- there's the mention of commercial or military u

1- his software is not free(dom) software, it's not open source; it is apparently closed-source "freeware". 2- there's the mention of commercial or military use licenses could be obtainable by contacting him directly. One could argue that this is a defective marketing approach, and that to earn money selling software, you have to actively approach prospects and convince them they need your software. The statistics on the number of users of most free(dom) software distributed world wide definitely shows it.