[linux-audio-dev] Software with source code?

Joern Nettingsmeier nettings at folkwang-hochschule.de
Tue Feb 3 22:14:39 UTC 2004


Dave Phillips wrote:
> Hi Stefan :
> 
>  You would let one person's opinion deny the rest of us the pleasure of 
> your software ? Doesn't really seem fair ...
> 
>  Sometimes I think we should rename the list "Developers of Linux sound 
> and music software that may or may not be free, might or might not 
> include source code, be licensed under a libre or non-libre license or 
> maybe not licensed at all"... but the acronym is just too difficult to 
> pronounce... At least it would have a clarifying effect.

exactly. a quick reminder: above all the rights of freedom that we 
hold so dearly, there is this one: s/he who writes the code gets to 
choose the license, and if you don't like it, shut the fsck up and 
don't use it.
imnsho, if there's one thing that's more counterproductive than 
closed source, it's pointless whining and bitching.

sure, i would like to see the source too, and i don't understand why 
stefan does not go open source, but pissing people off is certainly 
not the way to proceed here.
it is the author's decision, and everybody *has*to*respect*it*!
don't preach freedom and deny others their freedom of choice. we've 
had enough of this bigotry lately.


regards,

jörn "ishallnotfeedthetrollagain ishallnotfeedthetrollagain 
ishallnotfeedthetrollagain" nettingsmeier



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