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Searching for common ground between Debian and FSFSearching for common ground between Debian and FSFPosted Jul 12, 2012 15:41 UTC (Thu) by panzerboy (subscriber, #16142)In reply to: Searching for common ground between Debian and FSF by sorpigal Parent article: Searching for common ground between Debian and FSF
> Since the outcome is likely to be the same state we have now, probably not. I don't see a way out of it unless the "alternate distribution" idea takes off. A Debian derivative that's officially maintained by the Debian project which meets all of the FSF requirements seems possible.
The problem with this approach is that it needs additional resources. Which would have to then stop whatever they're doing now. So it's a trade off.
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Searching for common ground between Debian and FSF Posted Jul 12, 2012 16:40 UTC (Thu) by nickbp (subscriber, #63605) [Link]
In theory, a project of volunteers will have its resources directed to whatever those volunteers find interesting. If policy work is what they find interesting, the project likely doesn't really have much say in that interest.
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