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At 08:43 22/04/99 +0200, Sven LUTHER wrote:
>> I find the most useful definition is not "free software", but "Open Source
>> software".  This has a broader definition than just GNU.  If you look at
>
>which is just the debian free software guidelines (DFSG) from where it
>originated, look also at :
>
>(Another case where proper credit is not always given to the right persons
...)

This is getting off-topic, but in this case it looks like credit has been
given.  Check the Change History and notice at the bottom of the Open
Source Definition.

Dave.

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