Hi all,
I agree with you in principle, Igor, but the problem is that
principles do not necessarily conform to the needs of a business
trying to make its way. If the Freedom Box gave up its code, it would
have a more difficult time making money. If the Freedom Box idea
dies, then nobody can use the browser any longer because it will die
with the company. If there were a way to release the code and still
keep the FB viable, then I'd be for it. I've never been for
proprietary things, especially if they tend to be monopolies.
I am neither a businessman nor a programmer so I don't know how to
solve the problem. All I know is that I like the browser, and I plan
to use it.
Ann P.
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