I've been going through the site the past few hours and making a list of packages that don't fall under a FSF approved license. When someone tries to install a package via something like "pip install XXXX", it would load the text file into a Python list and if that package is non-free, it will display a warning and not allow installation. This could be a block of code where it catches the user doing an install of the package or another package that requires it.

This would affect the python-pip and python3-pip packages in Trisquel 6 and above. You are free to install pip through other means, but the ones in the repos should be locked down.

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