Re: search engine on start.fpo

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On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 4:26 PM, Richard E. van der Luit
<nippur@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> This is an old thread, we have not decided anything because:
>> - Alternatives are not 100% Open Source
>> - Users like the Google results.
>>
>
> Google nowadays is so not linux, i can't believe this is even
> considered. What is 'free' about Google in the sense of our community
> (sinds people are paying heavily for 'free' service with big chunks of
> their sellable privacy, even 'not for money' isn't true), how valid is
> the argument "Users like the Google results."? O-m-g.


Ok, I should have written "Users know the Google results, and they
like what they know".
I know that Google is not Open.
This discussion as also been raised at the Board, the result was:
- We choose what we want for start.fpo
- Browsers maintainers choose what they want in their packages.


>
>> I haven't checked about seeks update, but nowadays we could use
>> https://startpage.com/ which is search engine based on Google (it just
>> forward queries), but protecting our privacy. It uses Bing for
>> pictures and blinkx.com for movies.
>
>>
>> http://duckduckgo.com/ Is by far the most interesting search engine,
>> and using the bang! syntax (!sp) we could ask DDG to give us startpage
>> results (i.e. Google!).
>
> ++1
>
>>
>> We are a leading edge community,
>> we are not simple users,
>> we should change start.fpo, and see with our browsers maintainer if
>> they want to switch.
>>
>> Of course, this is only my voice, what about you?
>>
>
> really,
>
> Richard


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