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I think his point is that the rules that FSF has created here are arbitrary and their dogma of claiming it doesn't use any proprietary blobs is lip service sinc
by ddtaylor 5y ago
I think his point is that the rules that FSF has created here are arbitrary and their dogma of claiming it doesn't use any proprietary blobs is lip service since they end up doing the same overall thing just with slightly different steps.
- fsflover 5y agoThe rules are not arbitrary. They separate "hardware" from "software" from the point of view of freedom, as I explained above: "hardware" is non-updatable and with limited access, whereas software is vice versa.