24-02-2019, 10:17 AM
Ublock is just one of many free and open source bits of software. In this case free in both senses, freedom and beer. Most Linux distributions are also open source and free in both senses.
Software can be free, in the freedom sense, but still cost money to buy. If somebody is offering something worth buying, such as support, then others may be willing to pay for it. The enterprise versions of Red Hat Linux are in this category.
Or software can be free, in the beer sense, but not in the freedom sense. Irfanview and some Acrobat readers are in this class.
Software can be free, in the freedom sense, but still cost money to buy. If somebody is offering something worth buying, such as support, then others may be willing to pay for it. The enterprise versions of Red Hat Linux are in this category.
Or software can be free, in the beer sense, but not in the freedom sense. Irfanview and some Acrobat readers are in this class.
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