In my country(México), the law used to require that all the software were
FREE (as in free of speech).
There was this record were all the software needed to be. And anyone could
check it. And make copies.
But then México, USA and Canda signed the NAFTA and things changed.
Lately i've been thinking about that law a lot.
The Federal Judges of my country are doing a lot of modern things, specially
the Supreme Court, and there could be a small chance (I know a really tiny)
that they ruled that this record is obligatory again. Making free software
obligatory in México.
I just need to buy hardware ask for a recipe and then sue the company that
makes the hardware.
The only 2 things that keeps me from doing this are:
1.- I need to study more.
2.- I need to find the right company, I can't sue Intel, they are way to big,
it has to be a small one.
The way law works in México if that lawsuit is won then you can sue anyone
else and win.
I think that there is a small chance because Free Software is already in the
law. But NAFTA is against it.
