That is: that a customer can use the program for any purpose (and not be bound by an obnoxious EULA), that a customer has access to and is allowed to change and redistribute the source code to better suite their own needs, and that a customer is able to distribute their modified version via whatever mechanism feels appropriate to them. ![]() ![]() When you say that a program is free, you are asserting that the customer base is able to exercise all four of their essential freedoms. The author committed what ought to be a fundamental sin in the tech-writing world.
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