> In short, I feel like the opensource movement has already > won. Aside from RMS's crusade against software patents, > how is the FSF still relevant? It's

> In short, I feel like the opensource movement has already > won. Aside from RMS's crusade against software patents, > how is the FSF still relevant? It's not. Many won't agree, but time will show (or have it already?). Stallman's ideas were born at the time when absolute majority of computer users were also IT guys — and in that context they do make sense. However nowadays computers are just mere tools/entertainment machines for the most of the users. The only concern they have is "does it work", not "can I modify the program". For some reason there are people who cannot accept this shift and get more and more out of touch with reality each day.