ethical coding

Open-source software platforms, particularly in the realm of Linux Bash, represent more than just tools for coding and system management. They embody a movement—a philosophy that underscores sharing, collaboration, and freedom. The ethics of open-source software are rooted deeply in the belief that software should be free (in both the ‘free speech’ and ‘free beer' senses) and accessible for anyone to use, modify, and distribute. This goes beyond mere practicality; it touches on the fundamental rights of users and developers. Today, we'll explore these principles and how they apply to the Linux Bash environment.