RMS' position (which I accept) is that the only circumstances under which it is acceptable to use non-free software is when there really is no alternative.
I don't consider beryl to be life-or-death.
Don't get me wrong, I have other non-free systems on this laptop, but I can live with my own shortcomings. I don't want the whole superstructure (read distro) from which I derive the solutions to my tech needs to be tainted by bad calls like this.
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Raise your hat to redhat
ubuntu will ship probably illegal binary modules with their next versions.
Diaa Radwan
Is it time to move to
Is it time to move to debian then?
or maybe better, slackware
make love not cat /dev/urandom > world
I think so
RMS' position (which I accept) is that the only circumstances under which it is acceptable to use non-free software is when there really is no alternative.
I don't consider beryl to be life-or-death.
Don't get me wrong, I have other non-free systems on this laptop, but I can live with my own shortcomings. I don't want the whole superstructure (read distro) from which I derive the solutions to my tech needs to be tainted by bad calls like this.
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