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It has nothign to do with positive vs. negative freedom; the set of "things you can do" when you have only open software available is a strict subset of "things
by tbrownaw 17y ago
It has nothign to do with positive vs. negative freedom; the set of "things you can do" when you have only open software available is a strict subset of "things you can do" given that same open software and also the alternative of closed software. Closed software can only limit your freedom if its existence inhibits the availability of open software.