you are right, just ignore it. consider it OT.

Cheers
Chris F.


Jacob Maynard wrote:
> This is getting ridiculous. While Ubuntu is better than Vista, in my
> opinion, Ubuntu is not entirely free, and, consequently, not able to be
> supported by us because we are part of the FSF and we utilize their
> servers for our site. WE CAN ONLY SUPPORT 100% FREE BECAUSE WE FALL UNDER
> THE FSF. I don't know why I'm trying to stress these points anymore.
>
> Jacob
>
>   
>>> That's neither the point or the argument. The point is that this
>>> discussion is a misuse of the services that FSF has granted us. It goes
>>> against their ideals, and we are "guests in their house." The
>>> proprietary
>>> vs. totally free debate is elsewhere. Use that mailing list for that,
>>> use
>>> this one to fight Vista. John has already been very polite in letting
>>> this
>>> conversation go on as long as it has, even though he has asked us to get
>>> back on topic several times. I think that we should respect these facts
>>> and get back to the point.
>>>
>>> Jacob
>>>
>>>       
>>>>> Now, I'm going to wait for the debate to continue, because no matter
>>>>> how
>>>>> often we say it, people will have their two cents on the matter.
>>>>>           
>>>> rms refers to this software freedom issue as ethics and moral values,
>>>> which is all about right and wrong. All of us have an ability to judge
>>>> issues as morally good or not. However, this does not mean that right
>>>> and wrong have the same meaning for everyone. On a personal note, I
>>>> myself disagree with rms on several issues.
>>>>
>>>> Take note that concepts such as ethics carry weight too -- some may
>>>> feel this issue is irrelevant while others feel strongly about it.
>>>>
>>>> As a FSF list, we should be talking about software freedom and not
>>>> about ethics and bashing software/people/companies, etc.. ex. "You are
>>>> wrong to use non-free software."
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Regards
>>>>
>>>> Koh Choon Lin
>>>> Singapore GNU Group
>>>>
>>>> singapore.gnu.googlepages.com
>>>>
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>> Actual to some extend, debating about this is also contributing to the
>> main topic of "advocate badvista". By suggesting what alternative we can
>> adopt and what we should not. I agree that it is becoming too in detail
>> about the internal of ubuntu. As long as we can relate all back to the
>> badvista campaign, i think it is fine =)
>>
>> What do you think?
>>
>> ---
>> Lam YongXian
>> Adolflam.com
>>
>> FSF member #5279
>>
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