Dear Ian, I'm not a contributor, I'm not a committer, I'm just a Guix user participating in this great community, and this is my way to participate...
On 2026-09-14, Ian Eure wrote: [...] > The LLM policy issue is the main one. [...] > The asymmetry of expectations within the GCD process. [...] > LLM commits hitting master. [...] I understand your position about the "LLM issue" in all its facets (copyright, climate, ecc.), I share some of your concerns but I disagee with most of your conclusions on this matter. If we'd discuss on other software related matters - military use of free software, for example - maybe we'll find we agree on most, or maybe we disagree on all... ...but I'm pretty _sure_ we agree on _all_ the _political_ framework surrounding free software, starting with the "obvious" one like the four freedoms but including bootstrappability and reproducibility; for sure we very likely also agree that Guix is the best framework to _pragmatically_ make all this an everyday reality for users, and so on [1] If the above is true, why don't you please choose to give more value to what unites us instead of what divides us? Loving, Gio' [1] what do you thing about the technological superiority of stateless config systems, for example? -- Giovanni Biscuolo Xelera IT Infrastructures
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