On Fri, Dec 14, 2007 at 03:49:19PM -0500, Richard Stallman wrote:
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> When the ports system contains a recipe to build and install P, it's
> natural to say that P is "included in the ports system".  You are
> interpreting the word "included" in a very literal sense, but that's
> not the only normal usage of the word.

You're twisting words. So do I (from your bsdtalk interview):

- I didn't want to accept beeing forbidden to share.

We share. We even share recipes for installing non-free software,
but doing so is still a real PITA of the user doing so. According
to several postings here, it's much more easy to install precompiled
non-free software on gNewSenses than on OpenBSD (since OpenBSD just
doesn't provide non-free binaries).

We've also some people spending shitloads of work for getting things
like Java to run on OpenBSD (e.g. kurt@). You call this unethical.
What did you (or anyone else from the FSF) do to make Java "free"?

Ciao,
	Kili

ps: laywer's keyword: a2ps, still undecided, still sitting in the
fsf queue, and i'm still seeing it on ftp.gnu.org -- better delete
it NOW!