Hi Paul,
Paul Boddie writes:
> Sorry to take this discussion in another direction - hence the
> subject change - but even the costs of traditional proprietary
> software may not be transparent.
Indeed - thanks for completing my idea.
This helps me draw a new distinction.
My traditional
On Friday 22. June 2018 08.21.00 Bastien wrote:
>
> Not knowing whether prices of commonly used SaaS are fair (like the
> price of Google services paid by many universities) is to me a big
> argument -- at least to destroy the naive vision that it's easy to
> assess the fairness of a price in a
Hi Erik,
> Now my questions:
> * How can we oppose the argument that publicly financed software released as
> Free Software is anticompetitive?
I've found the following argument to be somehow convincing.
How do you know that a SaaS (Software as a Service) is not a free
software? Well, you