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Originally posted by Garndell

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Originally posted by -dt-

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Originally posted by Garndell
If -dt- says the world is flat does everyone agree with him?  Just because a group of people have 1 definition of "Free Software" does not make it apply to every piece of software you don't have to pay for.

Giving negative feedback for what is clearly fact is stupid if you ask me, so I returned the favour.

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i said "free" not free god people you dont have to get so worked up about it.

and yes the world is flat btw

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I'll get worked up when people get the facts and not the tripe from Internet Groups.  Only the Opera for Linux is GNU Certified, the rest are under General Software Freedoms as defined by the Encyclopedia in your local library, NOT the Wiki.

Don't like it, fine just tolerate the facts instead of spreading lies.

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What are you talking about? 'Opera for Linux' can't be 'GNU certified' (whatever that is), because:

• It's license does not adhere to the GNU Project's philosophy.
  
• It's called 'Opera for Linux', thus sees the Linux kernel as an OS, which it is not.
  
• It probably doesn't follow the other GNU coding standards either.

Get your facts straight please.