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Re: The "free software community" does not include Linus

Alex Yukhimets <aqy6633@acf5.nyu.edu> writes:

> I completely agree with that.

I definitely do not.

> And I guess substantial number of maintainers also agree.

You can't possibly claim to know what maintainers think if they don't
speak up.  

> Bruce, if you noticed the reaction of Debian community was mostly
> negative on you treatment of Debian+KDE thing.

Fooblah.  A negative reaction to something is the reaction to Bruce's
yearly "Shall we move to RPM?" or to Dave's "Call for the formal
removal of Bruce Perens".

The negative reaction I'm seeing here is from a a small group of very
vocal people, people such as yourself and Christoph who are well known
for holding outspoken views on Debian's position on free software, and
worse from new maintainers who signed up not knowing what Debian was
about.

> Doesn't it give you a clue that this dogamtic politics is not
> popular (anymore).

Speak for yourself; I've may have problems with some of what Bruce
does/has done, but *never* have I had a problem with his position WRT
to free software.

> And even if you will be elected, that doesn't mean anything,
> unfortunatly we don't have a candidate from the "moderate" wing.

That in itself speaks volumes for the amount of support you have.

-- 
James


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