> I believe Debian has already achieved that and is only pending review by > the FSF.
Old news or was there significant progress after Squeeze (and its kernel just recommending separate blobs)? >> and without repositories that would allow to easily install non-free >> software right ? > > By that logic Trisquel would need to remove any and all > "add-apt-repository" and PPA additions / /etc/apt/sources.list* editing > functionality. If we had recommended PPAs with nonfree software or provided such on the Trisquel infrastructure (e.g. packages.trisquel.info), we would certainly remove them. "[A]llow to [...] install" is not a good wording here, we allow users to run any software they want to (would it be a free system otherwise?). This is different from recommending nonfree software like Debian or Ubuntu does.
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