>OK, how about dogmatic? That work better? The deal is that some
people
>will (and are) chased away by the insistance on free software only.
>Which is a shame. Given a choice between proprietary software and
>free for free/money for money style software, which do you want?
>Assuming that you, like me, would prefer to get more stuff for free,
>it makes sense to encourage the compromise.
>
Larry,
What do you think about GhostScript http://www.ghostscript.com
licenses:
One year old GhostScript version is GPL-ed,
current version has a commertial license. In one year,
when the next GhostScript version will be available - current
version will be GPL-ed.
Vladislav
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