Well, there's an even more serious glaring error, if not outright lie, in the article. They say,
"The only downside to the Astaro product not mentioned in detail above is that it is not completely free. Home users can get a free license but it does not activate all the functionality of the product. IPCop is a completely free product with constant open source development and upgrades."
What a lie! The only extra charges for home users for the Astaro firewall are for web surf protection and antivirus -- something that IPCop doesn't even provide. It's amazing how reviewers sometimes have their heads in the sand.
Well, there's an even more serious glaring error, if not outright lie, in the article. They say,
"The only downside to the Astaro product not mentioned in detail above is that it is not completely free. Home users can get a free license but it does not activate all the functionality of the product. IPCop is a completely free product with constant open source development and upgrades."
What a lie! The only extra charges for home users for the Astaro firewall are for web surf protection and antivirus -- something that IPCop doesn't even provide. It's amazing how reviewers sometimes have their heads in the sand.
