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Re: Open source - Free software


From: Roger Johansson
Subject: Re: Open source - Free software
Date: 29 Sep 2006 07:57:43 -0700
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David Kastrup wrote:

> >>Free speech, free press, free software, patent free, free arts?

> > Free gas, free milk, free beer?

> Those happen not to be subject to copyright.

You and many others in the open source movement look like people who
have found out which way the wind blows, and now you stand there with
small batterydriven fans blowing air in the same direction, making a
lot of fuzz about how good you are and how you make the wind blow in
the right direction, to reinforce your own egos and singlemindedness.

Open source software is an inevitable consequence of the need to
develop software in an optimal way, and most users want open source
software and open standards.
This happened in the hardware sector decades ago, when the computer
users of the world decided to use the open architecture PC, and it will
happen in the software sector for the same reasons.

Open source software will take over the world, with or without your
efforts, with or without your pathetic efforts to control the language.

You are just bullies who like to jump on people and as all other
bullies you want to have a good justification for your activity and all
your blabbering. Hot air is leaking out from your singleminded and
overheated brains, that is the simple truth.

Get some good headache pills and learn to relax, stop spreading a lot
of useless and argumentative crap for a development that is going on
anyway.

Learn to use your heads to think with instead of hammering in nails
with your forehead, in a coffin that is already well on the way to be
buried, proprietary closed source software.

Your speeded minds would be put to better use if you help making linux
more user friendly and easy to use so we can liberate ourselves from
the depence on microsoft and other proprietary software producers
faster.


-- 
Roger J.



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