I'm afraid I don't quite grasp the severity of automatic network access:
Windows (as it installs by default) will automatically download security fixes
without asking, and will even restart your computer so you can immediately
enjoy these patches. (It usually plays nice, but a hotfix or two
yep. But see, it's not that you or anyone can't fix anything. You just
can't ship the fix yourself, bundled in your package. After all,
branding and theming apart, FF is FOSS (arguably).
A valid point, but I think people understand this --they're just upset on
principle regarding
Mozilla's
Interesting stuff --I like the Live CD with
approach to distribution.
I am wondering... why do you call them appliances.
For the longest time, I thought Turnkey Linux was
meant to install Linux on your toaster, microwave,
etc. Why not backend, application, framework, or
something like
