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Unfortunately, that comment precludes the Free Software and the Open Source software side of things. In those cases, it is free code under a usually strong lice
by duckfang 6y ago
Unfortunately, that comment precludes the Free Software and the Open Source software side of things. In those cases, it is free code under a usually strong license of permissions.
And tracking for the most part, has been a manner of "Do you want to allow tracking? Default:OFF" (thinking of Debian Popcorn)
- ogre_codes 6y ago> Unfortunately, that comment precludes the Free Software and the Open Source software side of things. I don't think this precludes free software at all. Free software has always co-existed with paid commercial software. I suspect it always will. There are always going to be corners of the software market OSS developer aren't interested in pursuing. I doubt there are a lot of developers interested in building garbage collection routing software in their spare time. There are however plenty of developers who want to pay their rent who will.