Hello,
On 06/09/2016 05:24 PM, Joshua Gay wrote: > * Can you tell us how you go about deblobbing the kernel? Did you base > your work on an existing set of scripts used to deblob the kernel or did > you write your own? We used libre kernel before but we now settled with Debian kernel which is since totally free nowdays (since Wheezy if I am not mistaking). > > * Do you comply with this section of the guidlines: > (<https://www.gnu.org/distros/free-system-distribution-guidelines.html#mistakes>)? > Specifically, do you tell people how they can file nonfree bugs if they > find them? Yes, people can go to https://github.com/purism/ and fill bugs. Notice that we are preparing our own infrastructure so we aren't dependent on GitHub but rather just mirror there from our infra. > > * Your distro should not have users select official Debian GNU/Linux > repos. These repos have contrib and nonfree areas and many Debian > packages make it trivial easy to select the contrib and nonfree areas. > Users don't need to be prevented from manually adding repos, but your > distro shouldn't steer users toward Debian GNU/Linux repos, since Debian > GNU/Linux itself does not meet the GFDG. We don't, our repos are: deb http://repo.pureos.net/pureos_meta stretch main deb http://repo.pureos.net/pureosrepo pureos main deb http://repo.pureos.net/puresecurity stretch/updates main And we only have main in sync so adding contrib and non-free is not possible. > > Josh > -- Z Director of Technology @Purism
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