El 05/08/12 03:23, Ramana Kumar escribió:
OK It appears I misunderstood Parabola somehow. Thanks for the replies! :)
One remaining question I have there is: if everything in Parabola
repositories is free, then what is the point of the your-freedom
package?
It is an extra safe measure to tell the user s/he has installed a
non-free package from somewhere else. It is useful to remind the user
his/her freedom is at peril.
But I don't want to discuss that too much on fsf-collab-discuss - we
can resume on a Parabola list (I subscribe to dev).
May I redirect this topic to my question pertaining to Debian:
Can Debian achieve FSF's view of being a free distribution (relatively
easily) by doing something akin to a your-freedom package?
That would not make Debian FSF free. It would warn the users that they
have installed a non-free package that they have. In case the Debian
version of your-freedom package is up to date and correct it would be
great to include that package.
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