[BadVista Advocate] [ifsa] Help People in Your Area
rek2GNU/Linux
rek2 at binaryfreedom.info
Tue May 1 19:59:14 EDT 2007
hmm ok let me set the record straight,
1. we are binaryfreedom and we have mission..I am not the boss and this
is not personal, but I am going to make sure the mission is not blend
like Erick Raymond did in the 90's, FreeSoftware not OpenSource..
if we were representing the OpenSource community we will be on the ESR
list, not the FSF list, the real path of BF is FreeSoftware if any
decision means bending those ideals then is not on binaryfreedom means I
may particulary agree or not but that don't belongs to this list or the
wiki. Talking about any Distro 100% non-free
or User groups that don't recognize GNU as the system.
this is not about me, BinaryFreedom with have not even existed if those
base grounds were there in the first place, and we need to continue with
that idea.
if our ideas mismatch with other ideas then obviosly those ideas dont
belong in the FreeSoftware fight but under the OpenSource fight.
Saying this, I cant have in the main site our Goals and Ideas and then
have some members promote non-free distros.
I may come out like harsh because my english but I am just trying to say
not on binaryfreedoms name, Binaryfreedom is NOT part of the open source
community.
in my views I rather have 100 using FreeSoftware than 2000000 using
non-free distros, period. and binaryfreedom is FreeSoftware activist I
cant make this more clear.
About Ubuntu you can do whatever you like obviosly just don't announce
it on binaryfreedom.
Ringo Kamens wrote:
> Rek2: I am able to help people with Ubuntu and that isn't being done
> under the flag of BinaryFreedom. It's being done under my own name.
> Chill out man.
> Comrade Ringo Kamens
>
> On 5/1/07, rek2GNU/Linux <rek2 at binaryfreedom.info> wrote:
>
>> Ringo if is a different distro than gNewSense BinaryFreedom can't do
>> anything with it. please don't add anything related to LUG (GLUGS are
>> ok) or a non 100% distro to any of the binaryfreedom, pages, this will
>> be a huge irony.
>> I can agree or not with the results but that is not what I mean, what I
>> mean is that
>> we have to keep one path, and not contradict ourself. so anything not
>> 100% free
>> cant be promoted by binaryfreedom.
>>
>> Chris F.
>>
>>
>> Ringo Kamens wrote:
>>
>>> Dear Brothers and Sisters,
>>> Not all people may have the expertise to install a free as in freedom
>>> operating system on their computer,
>>> which could be a great barrier for them even if they want to get rid
>>> of M$'s restrictive OS. We have created a page that will help people
>>> find GNU/Linux mentors.
>>>
>>> However I don't think it is rational to _only_ install "totally free"
>>> distro's like gNewsense. People may be dependent on different things
>>> and we shall help them 'free' as much of their computer as possible,
>>> not forcing our own solution down their throat. I myself would even
>>> merely convert their M$ document to OpenOffice document if that's the
>>> case.
>>>
>>> That said, you can't be familiar with every distro out there, so you
>>> might like to list distros that you are familiar with.
>>>
>>> http://wiki.binaryfreedom.info/index.php/Users_Help_Users
>>>
>>> Please add yourself to the list if you can help people in your area.
>>> The wiki page is at http://wiki.binaryfreedom.info/index.php/Users_Help_Users
>>> Comrade Ringo Kamens
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