But the people who don't see a personal value in free software are missing a larger, more important freedom. One implied by the first four, though not specifically stated. A fifth freedom if you will, which I define as: Freedom 4: The freedom to have the program improved by a person or persons of your choosing, and make that improvement available back to you and to the public.


Free Software's Fifth Freedom.


But the people who don't see a personal value in free software are missing a larger, more important freedom. One implied by the first four, though...

But the people who don't see a personal value in free software are missing a larger, more important freedom. One implied by the first four, though...

But the people who don't see a personal value in free software are missing a larger, more important freedom. One implied by the first four, though...

But the people who don't see a personal value in free software are missing a larger, more important freedom. One implied by the first four, though...