Yes, free as in beer and free as in freedom. No complicated licensing, code open for change, any scale, any use-case. Hard to compete against with all these "l

Yes, free as in beer and free as in freedom. No complicated licensing, code open for change, any scale, any use-case. Hard to compete against with all these "license per working space" or "tcp stack not included" or "no code for you" of the usual competitors. > Just wait until the Linux founding fathers are no longer around. Yes, things change all the time. People come and go. Just as companies do.