> He wants everyone to magically develop on their spare time for free with copyleft licenses. This is craaaaaaazy. People gotta eat. You are flat-out misrepres

> He wants everyone to magically develop on their spare time for free with copyleft licenses. This is craaaaaaazy. People gotta eat. You are flat-out misrepresenting him. Read his definition of "non-free". His concern isn't with the commercial aspect of software. This is clearly stated by him, repeatedly. His concern is with closed source, walled gardens, restrictive licensing.