Well, not Debian (for the good and for the bad, I think it's mostly good, though).

Well, not most people (as you've said, or implied). They've got to get steered a bit to free software first, and bundling it with proprietary software isn't how one does it in my opinion. I think a government (of a decently high level, i.e. an entire G20 country rather than Dull, Scotland, alone) should start it - and for the right reasons.

"And the men who hold high places, must be the ones who start....."

But I guess a list of fully free distros (I'm getting more & more into the opinion that "approved" isn't the right word) can't really hurt, can it? :)

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