I disagree, I don't believe the collection of workarounds in
/etc/drirc to be a freedom problem. It isn't *trying* to load them
(like Linux might with non-free blobs). The user won't be confused in
to thinking something is wrong if the non-free thing isn't installed.
My shamelessly detached ass will just chime in to say, the lesser
the burden on you, the better.
--
Isaac David
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