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It's less about security auditing than it is just about freedom to view the source and/or modify. That's why Debian is separated into free and non-free to begin
by nineteen999 6y ago
It's less about security auditing than it is just about freedom to view the source and/or modify. That's why Debian is separated into free and non-free to begin with. Nothing is stopping it from going into non-free as I understand it.
- monadic2 6y agoView the source in `ed`, apparently, is the requirement, as the full semantic specification is clearly accessible and modifiable.