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On Mon, 23 Feb 2004, jt wrote: > I dunno, but I assume James meant CA... Main point is there's a mistaken > economic view here, which is widespread: > iSeries Navigator is "free" in the "Open"-Source-cult sense only. iSeries Navigator is not free in the open source sense. You cannot access the source code, much less change it and distribute it. The "free" in opensource terms is in reference to freedoms gauranteed to you in the licensing, not in terms of cost (either to you or to the producers). It is not so much the software that is free, but you. You are free to choose to act with the software in almost any way you choose. James Rich "As for security, being lectured by Microsoft is like receiving wise words on the subject of compassion from Stalin." -- mormop on lwn.net
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