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> It absolutely is $0 free to pick and use. What is? What's the "it" that "absolutely is $0 free to pick and use"? A: The software, as-is (as-was) at the mome
by CRConrad 5y ago
> It absolutely is $0 free to pick and use.
What is? What's the "it" that "absolutely is $0 free to pick and use"?
A: The software, as-is (as-was) at the moment they downloaded it.
What does that "it" not include?
A: Any guarantee of support, bugfixes, maintenance or future development.
Those all cost extra, or one is free to go without.
That, as I seem to recall someone repeatedly pointing out here, is how the free market works. HTH!