In the same way, I'm pretty sure is perfectly possible to make money
developing free software. You just don't charge for selling copies or
licenses, but instead you charge for developing new custom features or
offering support and consultancy around the software.
True, but you would make much
Hi Jan Gloser and debian-devel,
First I'd like to repeat a point on my view:
* Free Software != Software can be legally used without charge
Besides, some Free Software Licenses don't prevent people from
selling them for profit, and so does Debian GNU/linux itself.
The key of freesoftware is
On Sat, Jul 04, 2015 at 04:55:58PM +, lumin wrote:
I have no trouble on making my personal choises, what I want to know
is, what would you do to protect your software freedom, when the
reality requires you to touch non-free blobs?
... such as firmwares in various microcontrollers in your
Hello Lumin,
I am not an active member of the debian community, just a listener on this
thread, but you got my attention. I also admire free software makers
although I think one must always keep in mind the reality of the world and
the rules of the game called 'trade'.
Software is a product like
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