| Quote (mikshaw @ Feb. 09 2006,14:53) | ||
I see some people still do not understand the differences between "free" (as in no charge) and "open". If you actually read the Opera license, you'd see that Opera cannot be modified. Opera cannot be used on anything but a pc, which may hinder future development of DSL if Opera was included in its base. Opera is a commercial product...it may be free of charge and now free of ads, but it is still commercial (not open source, not GPL-compatable, not friendly to those who strive for open standards). This does not mean it can't be included in DSL, but that it probably won't be. |