Yes, but when music is released it is usually just admired (or critisized) for what it is. Software on the other hand (or at least Free Software) gets updated a lot.
What I mean is, you can't have something like Yellow Submarine 2
If you are joking-that is stupid. Thus I will asume you are not.
Free Software has nothing to do with price but freedom. The people that make this software, the Free Software Foundation (FSF) has a slogan: Free as in Freedom. Thus the Free Games refer's to their understanding of 'Free Software' click on the hyperlink...
I quite agree. The FSF is not focused on games as it is and I think that is their weak point (don't get me wrong; I love them! Their games are just not quite ready to compete. I use Debian.)
I think he had no real choice. As much as one would want to stick to his principles, if you are making a living of Free Software-you've got to let somethings seep through the cracks. Free non-game software is fine because the FSF has the resources to make it-but games... I don't know.
They are better! The only real way in which flat panels beat CRTs is that they take up less space. That's it! Everything else-they seem darker from different points of view, they are much more expensive, makes them worse!
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True. What I actually meant is that software is continually improving whereas you can't have something like The Yellow Submarine 2...
Wait, so was the general oppinion that they are some wier zombie-like creatures who play Vice City and drink the blood of mortals?
Wow! I cannot believe you are posting this in a forum that is critisizing just what you are doing. I mean,
"...Brazil is near India, too..."
This is what my article was about in the first place!
Well no, I am not surprised, just angry! Also, the purpose of the article was more to alert some ignorant people. But, of course, many already know...
Well if you think that what he is doing is legitimate then by all means, donate! Maybe you can verify his claims...
Well, there are counter examples. But what I meant is that you don't have something like Yellow Submarine 2.
Yes, but when music is released it is usually just admired (or critisized) for what it is. Software on the other hand (or at least Free Software) gets updated a lot.
What I mean is, you can't have something like Yellow Submarine 2
I quite agree. Music is a finished product and it can't have new "features". Software can.
If you are joking-that is stupid. Thus I will asume you are not.
Free Software has nothing to do with price but freedom. The people that make this software, the Free Software Foundation (FSF) has a slogan: Free as in Freedom. Thus the Free Games refer's to their understanding of 'Free Software' click on the hyperlink...
I quite agree. The FSF is not focused on games as it is and I think that is their weak point (don't get me wrong; I love them! Their games are just not quite ready to compete. I use Debian.)
I think he had no real choice. As much as one would want to stick to his principles, if you are making a living of Free Software-you've got to let somethings seep through the cracks. Free non-game software is fine because the FSF has the resources to make it-but games... I don't know.
They are better! The only real way in which flat panels beat CRTs is that they take up less space. That's it! Everything else-they seem darker from different points of view, they are much more expensive, makes them worse! Leonid Grinbreg lgrinberg@gmail.com http://www.lgrinberg.tk/