> Here we go with another one trying to confuse people
> between free and
> free. Please put your statements correctly.
> I think you mean the DVD is available (free of cost) with
> LFY magzine
> (which one has to buy).
>
> In any case you have to pay for it somewhere (nothing comes
> for free),
Dear Gaurav,
I beg to differ. I am a new GNU/Linux user and I know about it as much as fish
know about bicycle. However, I believe I was correct when I said free DVD, I
meant what it was supposed to mean -- you are 'free' to do what ever you want
with that DVD, use it the way want, make copies and distribute the way and to
whomever you want to give, remaster it -- n number of freedom options. So, as
per FSF, that is 'free' to me.
And why my dear brother do you focus so much on 'cost' part. I guess we all
would agree Freedom is more important that some price which you have to pay.
This is the reason I came to start using Linux not because of the low cost. And
I a trying to pay back by being on LUGs and encouraging and helping people
install GNU/Linux on their machines. And trust me brother, nothing comes for
free...Paula Coelho also said that. So, let's here stick with the word free
which means freedom.
Using words like "here we go with another one to confuse..." appears to be a
bit derogatory for new Linux Users like me, don't you think we should avoid
such things and focus more on helping each other?
Happy Linux days ahead :-)
Swapnil
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