Le mardi 28 mars 2006 à 20:02 -0500, Eric S. Raymond a écrit : > Alan Cox <alan@xxxxxxxxxx>: > > That sounds more like Ubuntu's goals than Fedora. Fedora is intended to be > > a testing ground for doing cool and exciting things with free software. In > > the Ubuntu case you are making some interesting arguments, but Fedora isn't > > intended to be Mum's new desktop, cool if it works out that way but its > > not the design spec. > > OK. So the next question is, do *Red Hat's* goals no longer include > world desktop domination? Because if that's true, I need to find a distro > that hasn't ... er ... lost its idealism. The Fedora way is to create the best FOSS-only system, in the hope that one day (soon) the advantages of not bundling closed code (no EULAs, DRMs, constants adds and other annoyware, unified package system, fully tweakable and vendor-independent OS) outweight the problems of not including closed code. Given that most closed systems spend their time playing with their users goodwill limits, it's not as far-fetched a goal as it may seem. -- Nicolas Mailhot
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