> My opinion is that it's political in nature. GNU doesn't like Red > Hat and, by extension, anything that Red Hat contributes to. OC, I have > absolutely no proof nor reason for this opinion. But it's a gut feel. Not the case. The situation with Fedora and the FSF is, as I understand it: * Fedora allows some non-free firmware in the distribution, the policy under which this is allowed was linked to in a previous message in this thread * The FSF will not give "free" status to any distribution that explicitly allows non-free firmware in it * Fedora people have been in touch to discuss this with them, and progress has been made. Rahul Sundaram is the one who's worked on this, and I'm sure he knows the details so perhaps he might post so we're crystal clear :) Best, Jon -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
