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What if I paid for all my free software?
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Almost every open source project accepts donations. They want your money, they just don't demand your money.
Sometimes I get scared that I‘d go broke if I donated to every project I use but if everyone who downloaded my software just left a dollar, I‘d have 8k after a year which would nearly sustain me alone.
So I think I might just donate a dollar to every project since it does make a difference.