"Derek J. Balling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm not a contributor myself to GNOME, but I suspect that many of
> the contributors are from the "wanting software which doesn't suck"
> category more than they are the "It's freedom baby! Yeah!" camp.
Please try and characterise the beliefs you'
Brian Behlendorf scripsit:
> That would be incorrect, at least from my vantage point. A core principle
> of the Open Source Definition is the right to fork - which is, the right
> to share and change software beyond the control of the original party.
The right to fork is like the right to str
> However, Eric and the Open Source movement deliberately avoid the
> issues that I focus on most: issues of principle. They do not say
> that we deserve freedom to share and change software,
That would be incorrect, at least from my vantage point. A core principl
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