[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
+1
People who would want to use Gnewsense will value freedom much more than
convenience. So you will have to go all the way. No mp3, firefox, etc.
Stay conservative as in: When in doubt, do not include.
I'll +1 that.
I don't think we have to worry about it seeming that we are forcing
people to have freedom, because if a user has chosen gnewsense over
Ubuntu, they have done so for the freedom, which puts us in a nice
position where as you say we can get rid of things like firefox and our
user base won't mind. I'm sure if ubuntu got rid of firefox there would
be an uproar because that would be forcing free software on people who
might not care, we don't have that worry. which means we should, as mako
said, take the moral high ground.
- daniel
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