The word "free" in English is ambiguous. It can mean "at no cost", free as
in beer - "Gratis". It can also mean "at liberty", free as in speech,
"Libre". In normal conversation context usually distinguishes between the
possibilities. However, here we are deep in the world of F(L)OSS where the
distinction is widely used, recognised and made explicit. So, am I being
paranoid in thinking that the choice of the name "LibreOffice" suggests that
at some stage it will no longer be Gratis?
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Harold Fuchs
London, England
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