OP on r*ddit here
the best part is that if you want it too look this sweet it's all through gui menus and simple interfaces. You download themes through theme browsers in settings. It literally couldn't be easier imo.
OP on r*ddit here
the best part is that if you want it too look this sweet it's all through gui menus and simple interfaces. You download themes through theme browsers in settings. It literally couldn't be easier imo.
Thanks for this insight. Slightly different note but is the Web 3.0 a framework that’s generally trying to bring these four freedoms to the core of digital communications?
The "Berne Convention of 1886" established that creative works are protected by copyright upon creation. No-license source code or software is in a default "all rights reserved" state that legally prevents people from redistributing or modifying the software. A software license is a list of permissions and/or restrictions for the users of the software. The four freedoms are permitted by the software developer by using a software license.
I honestly have no idea what your post means, so I'm going to say no. The four freedoms are permitted by the developer of the software by using a software license. The free software philosophy purists generally are not happy with the web stuff because of javascript. Richard Stallman, the creator of the four freedoms, is very concerned with accidentally executing unfree javascript.
The four freedoms are about allowing the user to have complete control over the software. Stallman likes to say that if the user does not control the software, then the software controls the user.
https://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/javascript-trap.html https://www.gnu.org/software/librejs/index.html