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Don't judge me I know that frequently they represent almost the same softwares but is just a matter of principles.
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It's called LIBRE software.
Because its not free as in free beer.
It works better in other languages.
e.g. Es ist frei, nicht kostenlos.
Freibier ist aber kostenloses Bier.
Excusé moi, je ne parle pas impérialisme???
See how that sounds?
Sorry I don't speak frog, can you repeat in English???
Non parlo genocidio degli indiani, puoi ripetere in italiano?
Mega basato
Io uso arco comunque
(scherzo uso Linuxio menta, funziona ebbasta)
El Mao, la mia faccia quando Arco esiste davvero.
La menta comunque va duro, anche se in genere le distro basate (?) su Ubunto non mi attizzano troppo
El Zedong, non sapevo esistesse.
Comunque si, pensavo di distribuzione saltare al menta basato su Debianno ma forse il gioco non vale la candela, chissà. Forse passerò direttamente a Debianno, tanto menta ha comunque sofficemerce e pacchetti datati.
Hahah, grazie per avermi fatto scoprire che adoro leggere l'anglitaliano.
Comunque è vero, a prescindere così starai un po' indietro con le versioni, poi non è una tragedia, le cose più importanti da tenere sempre aggiornate van benissimo con Paccopiatto.
Se ti senti avventuroso io ti consiglierei Vaniglia, sempre basata su Debjoanni (sì, ho cercato l'etimologia di Ian per inventarlo) anche se io non ci andrei finché non è pronta ~~Orcodi~~Orchidea
Every time I see this phrase it makes me wonder, if the libre software grants the user a right to redistribute itself wouldn't that imply that it is both free as in speech and as in beer?
I mean, it may be sold, sure, but it would work more like donation, since you also can get a copy from another user instead.
I don't often hear it called libre software, but I like it. Better than open source or free software. I'm glad this kind of discussion is back again. It's more important than ever with the increasingly clear unfolding corporate takeover of the Internet.