is it more freedom to not force freedom one everyone else - or is that less freedom?
my head hurts !
:)
...Niels
Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
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On March 23, 2004 11:08, s. keeling wrote:
Last time I checked, the *BSDs were more free than FLOSS; they make no
bones about you doing anything you damned well please with BSD code.
Gnu/Linux is hamstringed in comparison.
heh... not really. BSDs grant more freedom for companies and developers to *remove* freedom from their users. it really all depends on who you wish to be "more free", the techs or the users, and there are times when each makes sense. but it's not a cut and dry issue of "which one is more free" as many BSD proponents try and make out in their naive and/or disingenuous arguments.
- -- Aaron J. Seigo
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