FSF Adds Purism's PureOS To Their Approved List Of Operating Systems

[phoronix]

Phoronix: FSF Adds Purism's PureOS To Their Approved List Of Operating Systems

The Free Software Foundation and Purism are announcing that the Debian-derived PureOS operating system is being added to the FSF list of approved GNU/Linux distributions...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=FSF-Purism-PureOS

[davidbepo]

while that list keeps excluding debian it will not be of any value to me.
just becuase debian has some (non default) not libre repositories it doesnt mean it's not 100% free

[Kendji]

Maybe this should be my next distrohop

[doublez13]

while that list keeps excluding debian it will not be of any value to me.
just becuase debian has some (non default) not libre repositories it doesnt mean it's not 100% free

I couldn't agree more. Debian keeps the nonfree repos disabled by default. Everything in the enabled repos is totally free.

It is a user's freedom to install nonfree software.

[Guest]

while that list keeps excluding debian it will not be of any value to me.
just becuase debian has some (non default) not libre repositories it doesnt mean it's not 100% free

Who cares that debian has been devoted to free software community for decades? Not FSF.
Tolerance of non-free software shall not be tolerated.

FSF Adds Purism's PureOS To Their Approved List Of Operating Systems

Damn, purism overflow.

[Kendji]

Btw, how isn't Debian on the list?