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Dave Lukes wrote:

> > So there's no free freedom after all?
> >
> > --jim
>
> "The price of freedom is eternal memory upgrades".
>
> An aside:
> I also find it slightly ironic that,
> out of all the free/open/whatever licenses,
> the FSF's is probably the most restrictive,
> due to the encumbrances it places on it's victims^h^h^h^h^h^h^husers.
>
> What *I* want is a s/w licence which says something like:
> "You can do whatever you want with this except tell lies about it".
>
> DaveL
>
>
I've been a fan of the BSD licenses.  They are so simple and free.

-- Marina Brown