>The FSF doesn't say you can run it when you wish. Yes it does. "As you wish" means no limitations. It's a superset of "when you wish". By your argument all so

>The FSF doesn't say you can run it when you wish. Yes it does. "As you wish" means no limitations. It's a superset of "when you wish". By your argument all software is Free software, because eventually the copyright will expire. Being GPL later is better than being proprietary for as long as possible, but until it happens it's still non-Free.