2006/3/25, Manoj Srivastava <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Well, users, and developers, who disagree with our principles > can still get the non-fee documentation by adding one line to their > apt sources list. If you, as a developer or a user, think the docs > are free, why should you care how debian has classified it? You can > still get it on your box. So the interests of users and developers > who disagree with debian are not being catered to is an argument that > does not fly.
I think one complaint is that many debian users want to avoid what they consider non-free stuff. Previously this was simple, if their idea of "non-free" corresponded with Debian's: they could just not have non-free in their sources.list. However now, it will be harder, because Debian is going to group desirable "free" (from the user's viewpoint, not debian's) stuff together with undesirable "really non-free" stuff. -Miles -- Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.
