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Microsoft to kill popular Linux antivirus product (ComputerWorld)

Microsoft to kill popular Linux antivirus product (ComputerWorld)

Posted Jun 14, 2003 10:17 UTC (Sat) by banshee_dk (guest, #10290)
In reply to: Microsoft to kill popular Linux antivirus product (ComputerWorld) by jabby
Parent article: Microsoft to kill popular Linux antivirus product (ComputerWorld)

If you mean free software, then call it that. Don't use the term Open Source, if you mean that they should have released it under the GPL (or similar).
Open Source means nothing but that the source code is open. It is NOT securing your freedom to develop. Because if the program is not free software, you get sued for using the source code, it being Open Source or not.


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