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You missed my point. The argument made by exolymph was users do not want freedom. I listed projects which are among the best and most popular in their class, in
by ralmidani 11y ago
You missed my point. The argument made by exolymph was users do not want freedom. I listed projects which are among the best and most popular in their class, in no small part due to their respect of users' freedom.
- nickpsecurity 11y agoWere those Wolfram's users? And did they reject his app in favor of the free alternatives? I think your point is missing the point. The market of people who just want a solution to work and be easy to use is much, much larger than the market that explicitly demands BSD or GPL-style freedom. Wolfram serves the former. Makes more money that way, too.