> But with time, it's now obvious he was right about a lot of things. I've gone through the same evolution. Stallman was fundamentally right about the notion o

> But with time, it's now obvious he was right about a lot of things. I've gone through the same evolution. Stallman was fundamentally right about the notion of rights for users--to look at, to understand, to change, and to redistribute software. As more of the world is driven by software I think those rights are merging with other fundamental human rights like the right to free speech. They make the world a better place.