[ Thanks to David Guard for this
link. ]
“Free software is fast becoming the standard in quality
software. It’s now possible for anyone to find a quality, free
replacement for almost any proprietary program. In many cases, the
free program is better than its proprietary counterpart.“You may not realize it, but there’s probably a free software
replacement for every software program you own: from your word
processor to your photo editor to the actual operating
system…”
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