Title: RE: Debian posters


    -----Original Message-----
    From:   Richard B. Kreckel [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
    Sent:   Tuesday, April 25, 2000 7:34 AM
    To:     Debian Development
    Cc:     Wichert Akkerman
    Subject:        Re: Debian posters

    And put it under /data/, please.  The infamous `Constitution of Finland'
    thread should have made clear that Debian has accumulated enough bloatware
    in main/, contrib/ and non-free/.  New ideological ammunition should IMO
    be added somewhere where the simple user who wants to get a system running
    doesn't stumble over.

    [Andrew Weiss]  Of course we could make a new Debian based distro with only main and even a limited set of main and a mandatory virtual richard stallman package... then call it BORING Linux.  Whoo hoo... Non-free is the best thing to happen to Linux... especially since unless you want to re-package the stuff it is free.  (No not free in the FSF definition of the word, but you don't pay for it)  Personally Mozilla's a great idea, but it sucks and produces many pages of text errors in a small window... Linux without Netscape is fairly crippled for most people... same as Linux without StarOffice, or WordPerfect/Corel Office, or Applix.  KOffice is still a fantasy... and gasp* hehe KDE isn't included in "free"... whoopee.

    Bracing for the flame war... and knowing full well that this post is slightly off topic.

    Andrew

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