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How would you argue that? Genuinely curious.
by artmageddon 14y ago
How would you argue that? Genuinely curious.
- rimantas 14y agoCan you tell me the case where separating hardware from software created superior product? Anyway, I am too tired to argue with FOSS extremists touting their imaginary world with imaginary benefits and solutions for imaginary threats for imaginary users. "Users" ir the key word there. Majority of the people using software are just users, not programmers. We are not all butchers, bakers, and car mechanics. We don't have problems some imagine we have.
- jeremyarussell 14y agoHe thought you meant that open source makes the world worse.
- Karunamon 14y ago>imaginary world with imaginary benefits and solutions for imaginary threats Do be careful. RMS's "imaginations" have come true more than once. It's often that you don't know what you have until it's gone...
- kamaal 14y agoI think this sort of thing must be open source. I am ready to contribute to such a project if it already exists.
- rimantas 14y agoThey never came true. They never will. But of course, with some goalpost shifting you can argue that. Anyway, RMS "imaginations" have nothing to do with the world as it is today.
- ktizo 14y agoCan you tell me the case where separating hardware from software created superior product? Computers.
- anthonyb 14y agoSpecifically, the IBM PC.