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First Look at Libranet 3.0First Look at Libranet 3.0Posted Apr 29, 2005 12:10 UTC (Fri) by oithona (guest, #29638)Parent article: First Look at Libranet 3.0
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Generally a good and objective review. It is true that the price may well be an issue for some people. It is not true, however that Libranet 3.0 is without commercial applications - it includes Acrobat 7.0 reader, Macromedia Flash Player, Realplayer, Java RTE, Opera Web Browser and Turboprint, as well as a demo version of Codeweavers' Crossover Office.
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Commercial is not the opposite of free Posted May 4, 2005 4:53 UTC (Wed) by bignose (subscriber, #40) [Link] > It is not true, however that Libranet 3.0 is without commercial> applications
Here is a prime example of the confusion caused by using "commercial" when one actually means "non-free".
Libranet GNU/Linux is *itself* a commercial product -- by paying the vendor, one obtains it. That's commercial.
> it includes Acrobat 7.0 reader
Which is zero cost and non-free.
> Macromedia Flash Player
Which is zero cost and non-free.
> Realplayer
Which is zero-cost and non-free.
> Java RTE
Which is zero cost and non-free.
> Opera Web Browser
Which is non-free and, with advertising, is zero cost.
> and Turboprint
Can't comment on that one as I don't know it.
> a demo version of Codeweavers' Crossover Office.
Which is zero cost and non-free.
Please, don't use "commercial" to refer to restrictions on freedom; the two issues are completely orthogonal, as the above list easily demonstrates.
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