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That's because open source is not necessarily related to freedom. It's a purely pragmatic issue, though a core property of free software, but by itself it does
by vezzy-fnord 13y ago
That's because open source is not necessarily related to freedom. It's a purely pragmatic issue, though a core property of free software, but by itself it does not guarantee freedom.
Also, free beer > free pizza.
- dllthomas 13y agoGratis source once you've been (legitimately) given the binaries is a core property of free software. Gratis in general is a common but incidental property of free software.