Em 28/01/2021 13:03, Ludovic Courtès escreveu:
> IMO, ‘guix import’ does not “steer users towards obtaining any nonfree
> information” any more than wget does.  It’s a tool for packagers that
> returns a package definition or template thereof, and it’s up to the
> packager to decide what to do with it.

I do agree with you, sorry if for some reason it sounded otherwise. My 
intention is not to censor the user on that matter. Let me make it clear what I 
meant in the previous message:

From the bug report I referenced, one can see that what I find strange is that 
the cargo provided by Guix (installable through `guix package -i rust:cargo') 
has cargo's default repository enabled. The bug report referenced has some 
ideas to try to solve this (although I didn't make extensive test to see if 
they are all possible and doable).


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