> > > Using the same format than the supposed one, gets: > *Final* > debmirror --nosource -m --passive --method=ftp > --host=archive.ubuntu.com--root=ubuntu --progress > --dist=hardy,hardy-security,hardy-updates,hardy-backports > --section=main,universe --arch=i386 --ignore-release-gpg ~/gNewSenseRepos > > *Options:* > > - No source download > - Uses md5sums > - Using passive FTP > - Using the Ubuntu Archive > - Showing progress > - Enable: > - Security > - Updates > - Backports > - Sections > - Main > - Universe > - i386 Arch > - Ignore gpg > > > Does this setup compromise any of the freedom that gNewSense has been > working on? > I just realize how dump this question was, the glx, mesa, linux kernel, and some packages aren't free, it's not a good idea to keep going with this setup. :-/
-- Luis A. Guzmán García
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