But their software is also free as in beer? It seems strange to make something available without payment and then get mad when people don't pay.
I understand the other non-monetary freedoms that the FSF advocates, this is not about those.
I understand the other non-monetary freedoms that the FSF advocates, this is not about those.
Also, I don't see anyone getting mad at people not paying. I only see one HN poster saying it's a shame that organization depending on GNU on their infrastructure don't support the work of the FSF, especially after what emerged in the wake of heartbleed (I know OpenSSL was not a GNU project, but the problem is similar).
> It seems strange to make something available without payment and then get mad when people don't pay.
Seems to imply that "get mad" here refers to the fsf getting mad, which was the reason for my comment.