Re: Should we talk about "open source" hardware?

[Richard Stallman]

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  > The article used to confuse Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code. This
  > was corrected.

I regret the confusion, and I want to fix that page.

Please understand that I have never been a Windows user, and I don't
pay attention to Microsoft's software products -- unless some special
circumstance makes it necessary, like fixing this page.  For the most
part I don't even recognize their names.

  > What was NOT corrected is the confusion between Visual Studio Code and
  > Code - OSS:

Once I understand this point clearly, I can fix the page.
I could not understand it from the message you sent,
because it assumed basic knowledge I don't have.

Is there a program whose name is just "Code"?  Or is the name "Code -
OSS"?  Either way, what a strange name!

What does that program do?  Who or what company releases it?  And how
does it differ from (and relate to) "Visual Studio Code"?

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