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If Debian's principles are free software then obviously their values are incompatible with this license due to the restrictions it imposes. It's not a hard cho
by abigail95 3y ago
If Debian's principles are free software then obviously their values are incompatible with this license due to the restrictions it imposes.
It's not a hard choice for Debian to make - they just put it in non-free with thousands of other packages.
- lmm 3y ago> If Debian's principles are free software then obviously their values are incompatible with this license due to the restrictions it imposes. Restrictions which he clearly has no willingness to actually enforce. So they only serve to make life hard for the decent folks. > It's not a hard choice for Debian to make - they just put it in non-free with thousands of other packages. Sure, but that then has other consequences - they can't use it as a dependency in their build system, they have to move downstream stuff into contrib or look for replacement dependencies, ....