On Thu, 13 Dec 2007, Theo de Raadt wrote:
> Richard, you are a total hypocrite.  You are in here creating a fuss about

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> our software, saying it is non-free, when you are doing exactly the same

> thing yourself.

Put another way:
	The presence of an OpenBSD port entry for "opera" encourages

the wider use of OpenBSD and all the other free software that implies.
        The presence of a port of gcc to Windoze encourages the

development of software, free and otherwise, for Windoze, encouraging

the wider use of Windoze and all the "unfree" software that Windoze

implies.
A good example of the second case is the encouragement to use Windoze

that the gcc-enabled port of Mozilla-* to Windoze has almost certainly

caused.  I would use the lousy and dangerous behavior of I.E. as an

advocacy talking-point to lure Windoze users away from their drug.

Mozilla-* has weakened that talking-point.
I like opensource, free software.  I'll continue to support the OS

and userland that best advances that cause.  That would be OpenBSD.
Dave

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