No, it really is. Open source is equivalent to free software in everything but definition, and does not include anything that is not free software. There are mi

No, it really is. Open source is equivalent to free software in everything but definition, and does not include anything that is not free software. There are minor disagreements between different people from the two camps which licenses to accept (e.g. Debian where this definition originated from, does not consider GFDL with invariant sections free, while FSF apparently does). It really is the whole point of it, define more clearly what criteria must be fulfilled for software to be considered free software.