I think this news is more perception than anything else, Debian already allowed non-free, but now is including that in the installer, aligning both, which seems

I think this news is more perception than anything else, Debian already allowed non-free, but now is including that in the installer, aligning both, which seems to make sense if only enabled manually after asking the user But in general seems like an unnecessary identity crises, catering for the wrong user base. Most people can't use Debian stable for daily desktop. In my opinion most of the Debian user base is enterprise and this move does no improvement but causes perception questions. Maybe they will start to consider other options NixOS, Guix, CoreOS, OpenSUSE, Ubuntu, Fedora