On 4 May 2001, Karl Anderson wrote:
--]Eirikur Hallgrimsson <eh@mad.scientist.com> writes:
--]
--]> was free in 'every rational sense of the word.' He forgets that the FSF,
--]> did, in fact, define the term Free Software. In 1983. Sticking to their
--]> definition does not do them discredit.
--]
--]is saying. You can argue that KDE's freeness, or BSD or Artistic or
--]ZPL's freeness etc., aren't free enough, but I call them all free
--]software, if not FSF-Approved Free Software.
--]
I think the Gnome KDE rift was a great thing for OSS and FSF.
It gave a good visalu breakdown of the ego driven from those who are in it
for the greater good of the cause.
Remember Gov Cheese.
-tom_wsmf
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