We won the battle for Linux, but we're losing the battle for freedom
I think the problem is that the FSF&#x27;s definition of freedom still stems from a time where everybody being a programmer was seen as a realistic and achievable goal.<p>The actual situation is that we have two groups that care about different things: Users and developers.<p>Users&#x27; biggest concern is that the software helps them achieve what they want to do. They care about restrictions like DRM if it hinders them in doing what they want to do. The only way free software can help here is that other people (developers) can remove those restrictions. Proprietary software can easily offer the same freedoms for users.