You are correct buckett, it is libre. The software is freely configurable but you can still charge people for your product, like Linspire does. You just have to make the source code available. In that regard, it's free.
ok, so today in spanish, my teacher told the class that the wrong form of the word free is used. They use the word Libre to describe the free encyclopedia, which means free as in freedom, and he insists that it should be fria, which is free as in money-wise, i was the only one that thought that libre is the correct word, anybody have any thought on this?
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Libre, free as in freedom, or Fria, free as in money?
You are correct buckett, it is libre. The software is freely configurable but you can still charge people for your product, like Linspire does. You just have to make the source code available. In that regard, it's free.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gratis_versus_Libre
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_as_in_Freedom:_Richard_Stallman%27s_Cr...
Libre, free as in freedom, or Fria, free as in money?
I agree it should be libre, but technically fria is correct to...just not the BEST word. So really....yeah, libre.
spanish class wikipedia rant.
ok, so today in spanish, my teacher told the class that the wrong form of the word free is used. They use the word Libre to describe the free encyclopedia, which means free as in freedom, and he insists that it should be fria, which is free as in money-wise, i was the only one that thought that libre is the correct word, anybody have any thought on this?