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That's not what I'm talking about. Stallman declared he'd rather see computer clubs closed than using Windows. He wants to convert (I'm quoting the article) th

That's not what I'm talking about. Stallman declared he'd rather see computer clubs closed than using Windows. He wants to convert (I'm quoting the article) the "important resource" (read: people 'unspoiled' by Windows) to free software (just like Che Guevara who went to Africa to convert people unspoiled by capitalism to the ideal of communism). So I rest my case: as far as software is concerned, he is a totalitarian.

alecco 18y ago
> That's not what I'm talking about. Yes, you are. > Stallman declared he'd rather see computer clubs closed than using Windows. Your paraphrasing is out of context and switches meanings. I am not going to even quote as you conveniently didn't quote that paragraph. > He wants to convert (I'm quoting the article) the "important resource" (read: people 'unspoiled' by Windows) to free software Yeah, so? He wants Free Software. Nothing new. > (just like Che Guevara who went to Africa to convert people unspoiled by capitalism to the ideal of communism). This is a very pathetic and childish hyperbole. You are the equivalent of the Fox News crowd for software. (That's a hyperbole pun.)