For Linux users, it is much easier to find new software in the Ubuntu software center than to use the package management system. But TonyMobily, founder of FreeSoftwareMagazine, noticed a disturbing phenomenon: more non-free software promotion in the Software Center. Many of the software recommended by the Software Center, although advertised as & ldquo; free & rdquo;, are not free software, but free beer. The author believes that the Ubuntu Software Center obfuscated Free Software and free
For Linux users, it is much easier to find new software in the Ubuntu software center than to use the package management system. But Tony Mobily, founder of Free Software Magazine, noticed a disturbing phenomenon: more non-Free Software is being promoted in the Software Center. Many of the software recommended by the Software Center, although advertised as "free", is not free of free software, but free of beer. The author believes that the Ubuntu Software Center obfuscated Free Software and free software, allowing users to stay away from real free software.
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