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Evv1L :blobcatlaptop:

You can't call your software "free" if you prohibit Russians and Belarusians from using it or if you sabotage their computers.

Such "free software" is even worse than proprietary software, because at least they are aware of the risks of such behavior.

I am now afraid to use software from solo developers or using rolling distros like Arch.

"Yes, my software is free, but fuck you."

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OfShadows

@Evv1L
> sabotage their computers
That's malware, can be free, whatever 😀

> prohibit [someone] from using it
That, sadly, is still free software.
On the bright side, you're also free to make changes or fork it!

Evv1L :blobcatlaptop:

@OfShadows
> That, sadly, is still free software.
No, it's not. Then it's "open software", not "free".

Sure, I can make a fork, but damn...

OfShadows

@Evv1L my bad, it's right there on gnu.org

> The freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose (freedom 0).

gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.htm

[DATA EXPUNGED]
Incognito ergo sum ⚔️

@Evv1L btw freedom comes with no guaranties and warranty

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