* Ean R . Schuessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [000928 12:25]: > To return to the crux of the biscuit, article 1 of the social contract says > that commercial software will not be part of the "distribution", period. > Five then says that we will offer commercial software via FTP, those concepts > seem to be fundamentally at odds.
Constitutionality aside, if non-free is removed from debian, I will miss acroread and netscape and unzip. (I don't usually need zip, since windows users can also grok .tar.gz with winzip) I imagine some other people might miss their rsa and idea modules for gpg. (Which reminds me, why is the rsa module for gpg still in non-free?) Being the champions of free software doesn't always mean we have to be extremists about it. :) Just my two cents.
