Re: [Trisquel-users] Do DRM free games matter even if the game is non-free?

[chris]

It's not about the money. It's about reality. Sometimes to move forward you  
need to take baby steps. * We don't tell users what distribution to get *. We  
ask them what distribution would you like? And if they don't know they get a  
'default'. The default is based off the assumption they don't know anything  
about GNU/Linux. Which is a very fair assumption. A good percentage of our  
customers are coming from Microsoft Windows land. You don't want people  
returning systems because they think "GNU/Linux" is too hard for them. It's  
best to get them onto something which is less likely that they'll run into a  
problem with and position them so they'll be able to run with a 100% free  
software operating system later.