> This is the whole reason why we should be using the term "free software" instead of "open source" The definitions in my head go something like this: Open So

> This is the whole reason why we should be using the term "free software" instead of "open source" The definitions in my head go something like this: Open Source -> Open (e.g. free and unencumbered) & Source available Source Available -> Only source is available, restricted under some odious license presumably Free Software -> You can download this (generally in binary form) and use it for free.