On 12/04/2017 04:41 PM, eamanu15 . wrote: >> 3- if yes, let the user decide: >> >> "Your network card/wifi adapter needs non-free spftware to operate. You >> may choose to keep this install 100% free software, in which case you >> will have no network connection until you plug-in a supported adapter, >> or to install the non-free software required to drive your adapter. What >> do you prefer? >> [] stay free (no network) >> [] use network (install non-free software)" >> > +1 there's also the (already mentioned) use case where one network adapter (e.g. the wired one) will work fine, but you need non-free firmware for another adapter (wifi). while this will successfully bootstrap the system to a point where the user can launch a browser and duckduckgo why their wifi is not working (as long as they stay wired) and eventually fix it, i think it is still a kind of "bummer" experience for a *new* user, likely to turn them away. which might turn the questions into something like: [] stay free (no wifi) [] enable all network devices (install non-free software) (these are only meant to replace your suggestion in specific situtations) gfdsamr IOhannes
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