This isn't actually a FSF project, but they do however provide assistance and hardware. Obviously, they are very interested in it, given it's stance on the no "non-free" software issue.
So, given that Fedora (and RHEL, for that matter) has always had a policy of no non-free components, and it's easier than trivial to install a Debian system with no non-free components (just don't enable the non-free repositories)...what is this for?
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This isn't actually a FSF project, but they do however provide assistance and hardware. Obviously, they are very interested in it, given it's stance on the no "non-free" software issue.
You're right, I wish I could correct the headline.
So, given that Fedora (and RHEL, for that matter) has always had a policy of no non-free components, and it's easier than trivial to install a Debian system with no non-free components (just don't enable the non-free repositories)...what is this for?