This is interesting.

I mean, if it's not acceptable to run a GNU/Linux system with non-free firmware (such as Fedora, Ubuntu etc), then is it okay to use a mobile device with non-free firmware too?

If anything, I'd like to think that running free system critical firmware is more important on a phone than a computer (although this could be debated).

If CyanogenMod is "free enough", then are distributions such as Ubuntu, "free enough" as well?

Not being facetious, I respect your opinion and I'm always curious about the nuances of free software.

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