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>if it comes from an untouchable ROM chip If it does, then it is hardware. >they can pretend it's still "free" Or rather, not software, thus out of scope.
by snvzz 4y ago
>if it comes from an untouchable ROM chip
If it does, then it is hardware.
>they can pretend it's still "free"
Or rather, not software, thus out of scope.
- notpushkin 4y agoThis never really made any sense to me. If I build a PC with Windows installed on a read-only flash drive, can I advertise it as running 100% free software?
- anikom15 4y agoDoes that mean Super Mario Bros. was free software until it was released on VC?