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No surprise. Android isn't Gnu compliant either so according to the FSF we should be using nothing.
by dobbsbob 14y ago
No surprise. Android isn't Gnu compliant either so according to the FSF we should be using nothing.
- dhruvmittal 14y agoI think we can "officially" use triquel or parabola linux on lemote PCs...and that's about it.
- moogleii 14y agoStone, chisels, maybe horsehair brushes.
- Spittie 14y agoThe FSF obviously suggest to use Replicant (http://replicant.us/ http://replicant.us/). Otherwise, Cyanogenmod without the proprietary Google Apps is a less bad alternative (http://fsfe.org/campaigns/android/liberate.en.html http://fsfe.org/campaigns/android/liberate.en.html)
- gbog 14y agoWhy bring a caricature here? RMS and FSF tell us what is bad and less bad from the point of view of software freedom, which they and other think is important. RMS said explicitly that Android was less bad than iOS, which is obvious, while still not being perfect according to freedom of software, which is obvious too. Nobody said you can't buy an iPhone, but what you can't reasonably do is value highly software freedom and at the same time prefer iOS over Android.