graph (the
simpliest and most likely most universal option) is that difficult.
And I am not saying Debian should or should not require a
digital photograph, just that I do not believe it is an unworkably
difficult task.
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If Debian will accept a fax quality black and white image, that
adds more options. Yes, not everyone has a scanner, but one of these
should be viable (even if it ends up costing a few bucks).
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binaries that will most likely be run
by hundreds if not thousands of users.
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s making life more difficult by having
packages jump between different groups when their releasing patterns
change and having criterions to decide when a package has officially
changed from fast to slow. This makes both hassle for maintainers and
users.
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> > just sell wine to any company, and nobody would be in position to do
> > nothing about it.
For the record, Wine has recently switched to an X11 style
license. http://kt.linuxcare.com/wine/wn2501_41.epl#2
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is not so spritely to load and, having many many more features than xv,
quite as simple to use as xv _for the purposes of graphics viewing_.
It is a bit like saying "you don't need cat, you can use
emacs". Yes, you can, but it's not the same thing.
Chris
n it, would
this mean my OS is no longer "free"? No, the OS is free, the game Quake
is not, and is not the OS. I would say alot of stuff is the OS - the
kernel, glibc, bash, X, my window manager - but to say every application
is part of the OS is silly.
Therefore, in my eye
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