If the FSF wants Magit but can't bundle it because of their own policies (as Stefan Monnier so eloquently points out), that's a problem for the FSF to solve, no

If the FSF wants Magit but can't bundle it because of their own policies (as Stefan Monnier so eloquently points out), that's a problem for the FSF to solve, not Magit. I think this comment on the Lwn-article really highlights how bizarre this has all turned out: > GNU began as a project to replace proprietary software with free one, and now lives on as a project to replace free software with free software. I think that about sums it up. (And I say that as a passionate Emacs-user)