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The purpose of free software is to protect the freedom of users to use, modify, and distribute the source code they run on their computer. If it doesn't fit tha
by parent5446 10y ago
The purpose of free software is to protect the freedom of users to use, modify, and distribute the source code they run on their computer. If it doesn't fit that definition, it's considered violating those rights.
- boyter 10y agoI am familiar with the FSF line on this. The same argument applies to any closed source software. However I want to know why OP is against the Fair Source licence, especially if it is time-bombed with a clause that reverts to GPL after a period of time.