> There are things that are open source but not "Free Software" in the FSF sense of the term. This is not true. As I note above, the OSI's definition of "Open

> There are things that are open source but not "Free Software" in the FSF sense of the term. This is not true. As I note above, the OSI's definition of "Open Source"[0] and FSF's definition of "free software" are equivalent in practice; they are simply backed by different motivating ideologies. The entirety of Android is neither Open Source nor free (as in freedom), but individual components are. The portions of Android that are free (as in freedom) are also Open Source, and vice versa. [0] http://opensource.org/osd http://opensource.org/osd