Re: Debian and FSF docs
>> > I find this state of affair rather sad and am disappointed by both
>> > Debian and the FSF for not finding a compromise. It ends up promoting
>> > the use of the non-free repository, which I think neither project wants.
> It's _not_ a Debian problem in one sense: it's the FSF's licence.
I doubt pointing fingers will help resolve this problem.
I think this problem should be easy to solve, all it takes is for both
Debian and the FSF to agree that this situation is simply unacceptable,
and then work together to find a solution.
> Or we could say "it's in non-free - not part of Debian - so we really
> don't care and if it breaks, well so what"
That's a cop out. Just as is FSF's position that it's Debian's problem.
It means both the FSF and Debian consider the current situation
as acceptable.
Stefan
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