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I think he means free as in open source, rather than free as in freeware. In which the worst case scenario is that you are stuck with the last open-source versi
by 10000truths 5y ago
I think he means free as in open source, rather than free as in freeware. In which the worst case scenario is that you are stuck with the last open-source version, but at least you retain full control over your fork of the code and can add features and bug fixes as you see fit.
- alkonaut 5y agoIndeed. Proprietary/Closed-source but costing $0 is the worst of both worlds.