tl;dr: Here's why the FSF's opinion is wrong, and my opinion is right. The FSF engages in some shenanigans, no doubt (off the top of my head: making GCC less i

tl;dr: Here's why the FSF's opinion is wrong, and my opinion is right. The FSF engages in some shenanigans, no doubt (off the top of my head: making GCC less interoperable on purpose so those evil proprietary people can't do something with it - what was that about freedom and choice again?) ..and I personally find the politics inscrutable, the principles under those politics unrealistic, the license impractical, and their figurehead unlikeable. None of which is all that important at the end of the day. The FSF's influence on the world, for all its nits to pick, is still a net positive, and we're better off for having had their influence.