> However, if distribution D includes this "easier way to install" in
> its ports system, by doing so distribution D endorses it and takes on
> the ethical responsibility for it.Using the same argument I can say that gcc isn't ethical because it allows
compilation of non-free software.That isn't the same argument, or even the same issue.
You are talking about what the user can do.
I'm talking about something else: what the system distro suggests
that the user do.
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