No, but I have not seen anyone try either in a long time, not since Emacs source code used to cost 100 dollars. There are companies like Red Hat which charge yo

No, but I have not seen anyone try either in a long time, not since Emacs source code used to cost 100 dollars. There are companies like Red Hat which charge you money for access to their repos, but I suppose you would argue that they're charging for building the binaries too. Everyone nowadays just puts up all of their source code online without asking money for it. Nobody even tries to sell it. I also think perhaps buying software in general is becoming a bit of an outdated idea. Everyone wants to sell subscriptions now.