Nathan Norman writes: > Who makes a non-free CD now? That's the whole point of non-free; the > bits in there have license or patent issues that prevent distribution via > commercial media like CDs.
That is only one of the reasons for putting stuff in non-free. Others are that modifications are forbidden and that only binaries are available (i.e., Netscape). The idea is that CD vendors can go through the licenses and decide for themselves what to include. So far as I know none have done so. -- John Hasler [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dancing Horse Hill Elmwood, Wisconsin
