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stallmanist 

A degrading term applied to those who subscribe to the philosophy of open source software (OSS), advocated by the software legend Richard Stallman. See also GNU. GNU

Refers to the general communist type cooperation enbodied in the free software movement. See also The Communist. The Communist
If only those dumb stallmanists knew how much money can be made by writing crappy, proprietary software.
stallmanist by bulkwagon May 13, 2005
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stallmanite 

adj.

1. the state of being comprised of entirely free (as in freedom of speech) components - esp. in reference to computer software

2. sacrificing immediate convenience where it conflicts with personal freedom and social solidarity

3. refusing seductive offers which include an agendas designed to entrap or exploit takers
The stallmanite kernel version came from the Linux Libre project.

I told her that the nVidia driver would support the game, but she was stallmanite.

I offered to lend him my iPod, but he was stallmanite and said no thanks.
stallmanite by k2t0f12d May 4, 2009

Scallyanist

Someone who believes in the ideology of scallyanism
He’s a big scallyanist
Scallyanist by Dave bankys September 7, 2026
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