I'm also not exactly sure what the correct term is to refer to the common situation of having free-to-download open-source software, because "open-source freewa

I'm also not exactly sure what the correct term is to refer to the common situation of having free-to-download open-source software, because "open-source freeware" looks utterly ridiculous. It would be called noncommercial open source software or noncommercial free software. The point is to separate the aspect of buying software from the availability of its source code and whatever freedoms are associated with that.