It seems (to me at least, I may be wrong) that this is already the case. The software that is developed by the goverenment generally gets put into the public domain eventually ( i suspect not always ). Of course the majority of free software doesn't come about this way. My personal inclination is to let the goverenment stay out of the software business except for research/stuff they need. Basically I want the goverenment to have as little to do with my life as possible. But that's just me, and what do i know?
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It seems (to me at least, I may be wrong) that this is already the case. The software that is developed by the goverenment generally gets put into the public domain eventually ( i suspect not always ). Of course the majority of free software doesn't come about this way. My personal inclination is to let the goverenment stay out of the software business except for research/stuff they need. Basically I want the goverenment to have as little to do with my life as possible. But that's just me, and what do i know?
"I'm disappointed in your lack of faith Commander..." --dw (hey, _i_ think i'm funny {probably nobody else does though})
yes, yes it is...