El Martes, 4 de Enero de 2005 13:44, Sebastian Bassi escribió:
En Slashdot anuncian una entrevista a RMS. Aca: http://kerneltrap.org/node/4484 Y en esa entrevista, RMS nombra a UTUTO:
JA: Which begins to answer my next question, what is lost when people refuse to use the term GNU/Linux?
Richard Stallman: What's lost is an opportunity to teach people. The software is equally free regardless of whatever name you call it--if, that is, the distro you're using really is free. But the only free GNU/Linux distro I know of is UTUTO. Most versions of the GNU/Linux system are not entirely free software. All the commercial distributors put in non-free software. And then there's Debian which keeps all the non-free software clearly separated, but does distribute it. And those who sell Debian GNU/Linux often add a few non-free programs as a "bonus"... They invite you to think it's a bonus you're getting that your freedom is no longer complete.
Cuando le hicieron la entrevista de la revista Information Technology con motivo de la visita dijo practicamente lo mismo. Y, por lo poco que sé, siempre hace notar que UTUTO es la única distribución 100% libre.