Free Software is just as strong as it always has been. It's now swimming in a larger pond of "Free enough". If all software is open by default (pretty much the

Free Software is just as strong as it always has been. It's now swimming in a larger pond of "Free enough". If all software is open by default (pretty much the chinese "gonkai" concept), that is a wonderful start. it means proprietary software is losing, and means that working on/with proprietary software is an evolutionary dead-end. But I think, especially for software that secures our individual rights/liberties, Free Software (in the GPL sense) will still need to exist with much the same toothy license as today.