Dr_Righteous wrote:
Indeed, I too believe AROS is too important to be open source... Freeware and open to contribution, but not redistributable like Linux.
I'm an AROS developer and for me being open source is a must to be able to contribute to the project. The assurance that I will have access to what other people do with the AROS code is a condition on which I contribute my code.
But then I also like linux.
