2010/5/4 Pablo Manuel Rizzo <info@pablorizzo.com>Los clientes o los usuarios?A los clientes que les vendo el software. Si yo tengo un ciber con Linux no tengo que darle la fuente a todos los clientes del ciber, ellos pagan por usar la máquina, o como en el caso del gobierno, mientras no te regalen la máquina (o no te la vendan) no es tuya y por eso no podes reclamar nada.Si el gobierno me da una netbook con rxart, las 4 libertades estan garantizadas para mi o para el gobierno?Si te la regala (o te vende la maquina), una vez que te la dá, él (el gobierno) es quien debe darte las libertades.
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