Hi.
I was thinking about it. Some "proprietary" programs no doubt contain very powerful and clever algorithms for stuff. One time I heard someone say that in some professional proprietary animation package that "mathematical geniuses" were required for its creation, which means no doubt that revolutionary or very impressive matheamtics migh tbe in there. But it's kept locked up by proprietary business models. Never mind that suck advances in mathematics could potentially do much more -- stuff that actually helps people -- than just making pretty pictures. This would seem to show just how wrong the proprietary model is, doesn't it? Free as in freedom -- not as in price -- really does matter, and for more than just the software's users. _______________________________________________ gnu-misc-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnu-misc-discuss
