All that's wrong with it is they include non-free software in their
repositories. The system can consist of entirely free software, if you're
careful. Let me quote a user from Slashdot who summed things up well: "What
are the users - complete illiterates, that they can't read that certain
software is 'non-free' and therefore not download it? Debian recognizes that
for some software, particularly drivers, the liberated software may not cover
it, so they provide the 'non-free' as an option. RMS thinks that people
should deliberately be not told that these alternatives - actually
supplements - exist, and since Debian doesn't do what he wants, he avoids
endorsing them either. That's part of why the 'Libre-Linux' sub-movement
exists."
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