Hi, If software that is non-free is software that is not part of the GNU project, then Linux is non-free, and someone has somewhere defined free as being GNU.
If you disallow links to software that itself provides links to non-free software, you are effectively trying to create your own separate internet where http://www.microsoft.com is illegal (as well it should be, you may say :). Ricky. > And there was a somewhat-public dispute between the GNU Ghostscript team > and the GNU Project leadership (specifically RMS) over the fact that GNU > Ghostscript pointed people to Aladdin Ghostscript which is non-free - > last I heard, GNU Ghostscript was no longer part of the GNU project > (although the split was amicable) because they were unwilling to remove > all references to the non-free project. So I'm fairly sure that the rule > against pointing people to non-free code is enforced strictly on > software that is part of the GNU project. -- Sin has many tools, but a lie is the handle which fits them all. _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
