And there is, or was, BSD code in both Windows and OSX, some of which was locked off in proprietary parts. OSX also contains some GPLed code, all of which is a

And there is, or was, BSD code in both Windows and OSX, some of which was locked off in proprietary parts. OSX also contains some GPLed code, all of which is available to the user under righteous free software terms (as is at least some of their permissive-licensed code). The problem that Stallman and the FSF complain about isn't the relative freedom of the users of OpenBSD and GNU/Linux, but what happens to the freedoms of users who are further downstream.