would that not lead to less innovation on the part of computer companies, software companies Note that he avoided actually answering this. I don't think it's q

would that not lead to less innovation on the part of computer companies, software companies Note that he avoided actually answering this. I don't think it's quite so cut-and-dry as current software fashions make it seem. Having law which protected user's freedom, as RMS wants, would affect a variety of variables in our very turbulent industry. SS curricula would be different, business models would be different, code methodologies would be different, languages would be different, software distribution would be different. Hell, our elections might come out differently.