On Sat, Nov 26, 2022 at 01:39:33AM -0500, pa...@quillandmouse.com wrote: [...]
> [snip] > > This was sort of my point. Jeremy objected that open source was > completely analyzable. And while this is true, it does require a > certain expertise to do so. We trust our "experts" (as in, not me) [...] The difference between free software and proprietary is that in the first case you get to choose your "experts". You can even decide to become one. In the second case, only "experts" approved by the vendor get to play. I think it is a significant difference. Does it make all the world good? No. And powerful vendors are constantly finding ways to re-gain power over their users. But we gotta keep trying :) Cheers -- t
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