On 14 Apr 2006 03:52:47 -0700 journalistUK@googlemail.com
appeared and wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm writing a story about free software, and the reasons why people
>still pay for propietary software when there's so much good free
>software available now.
>
>I'm particularly keen to speak to people, preferably in the UK, who
>never pay for software and run a completely 'free' set-up (not
>necessarily including the operating system).
>
>However, if you have any views to share on the merits of free software
>versus commercial products, I'd be delighted to hear from you.
>
>If you do wish to contribute, please post a message on this thread or
>email me at the address given.
>
>Many thanks.
I aim for freeware but it's sometimes not possible. I'm particularly
interested in s/w which doesn't fill up the Registry with bloat. Some
of the best s/w products available are often payware but on the other
hand, much freeware is unbloated and does just what you want. Many
small freeware utilities around.