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by fit2rule
3628 days ago
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Where you sit on this scale of secrecy is very much a matter of what you expect to get out of participating in the software 'business'. RMS' movement allows for little wiggle room when it comes to 'free software', because it is a movement. Unless you're willing to join a movement, its perfectly okay to criticize it from the skirts - but the point is, RMS has set those skirts at a boundary of his choosing, according to an ideology. That ideology has done a lot of good for the world. It is worth considering seriously, just what the world would be like today without a Free Software movement happening, as it did, over the last 40 years. 40 years of software development culture has existed with this ideology in its midst; what of the world, were it not so? |
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RMS's ideology seems to work better than the mainstream one.