Le 03/06/2015 11:48, Anto a écrit :
On 03/06/15 10:37, Daniel Reurich wrote:
Hi,
I'd like a straw poll on whether we should include non-free firmware
in our installers by default.
It's a deviation from Debians traditional position, but a pragmatic
one that shows we care about the end users.
Keen for feedback.
Hello Daniel,
Is there any web site where I can cast my vote on? If there was none,
then I cast my vote here.
I prefer that all non-free packages including the firmwares to be
excluded in the default installer. However, it would be great if there
were options to select them during installation process. Otherwise, I
will choose them later after the base installation is completed, which
I usually do.
Hi Anto.
As an example, note that to install Debian on Dell PowerEdge
servers you need a proprietary firmware for the Ethernet interfaces to
work, which is needed in a netinst. With Debian you can just provide it
on an USB memory stick, but it takes some skills to do that and it would
be friendly for the beginner to load it without question for the own use
of the installer and then ask the user before installing it.
I know there are legal issues though.
Didier
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