Re: Why TPM+Parallel Distribution is non-free

On Fri, Oct 06, 2006 at 10:43:31PM -0500, Terry Hancock wrote: > Debian's determination that parallel distribution of non-TPM files > alongside TPM files will solve this problem is based on the FALSE idea > that binary/source distribution is analogous to TPM/non-TPM distribution. > However it m

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Re: Why TPM+Parallel Distribution is non-free

Hi. Not that I'm necessarily conceding other points, but the one below is the most interesting one... Francesco Poli wrote: Wait, wait: if the TPM are based on public key cryptography, you could have the necessary key for applying them, but not the key that's needed to pull them off. In that

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