After reviewing the four fundamental freedoms of libre software, from Richard
Stallman's 3rd edition, I feel it is a bit of a distraction to see so much
being made about Trisquel being behind other distros. If the latest security
holes relate to CODECS and conveniences then maybe I am also guilty for non
participation. I read about fuse exfat and learned that early version were
read-only. I could only install full featured fuse-exfat from Ubuntu's deb
files into Trisquel, and it is by no means reliable. I don't complain because
that is the only way to extract files from a digital camera when fitted with
a 64GB or larger SD card. When I tried suggesting in a Ubuntu forum that a
stable read-only version should also be made available, I was, for some
reason, no longer able to log in to their forum. In that sense, Trisquel is
far from being dead in my world.
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