> That's not a debate that's appropriate for this list, but
> it is clearly
> not Fedora's position, either in theory or in fact. We do
> not include
> non-free software in Fedora even where it would lead, in
> the short term,
> to a better 'user experience'. That doesn't mean every
> Fedora user is
> required to follow the free software ideology, but it does
> have
> implications for how issues should be presented on pages
> that represent
> the Fedora project.
> --
``We do not include non-free software in Fedora''
Not true, if that were the case, then Fedora would be a 100% free distribution and meet the requirements set by the FSF. They apparently include something that is not free, might be just a tiny fraction of the whole, but just enough for it not to be 100% free :(
Regards,
Antonio
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