Technology@beehaw.org • 2 years ago

Debian Linux accepts proprietary firmware in major policy change. Instead of being made entirely of free software, the next release of Debian Linux, Bookworm, will include proprietary drivers and...

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Debian Linux accepts proprietary firmware in major policy change. Instead of being made entirely of free software, the next release of Debian Linux, Bookworm, will include proprietary drivers and...

Technology@beehaw.org • 2 years ago

Debian Linux accepts proprietary firmware in major policy change

Instead of being made entirely of free software, the next release of Debian Linux, Bookworm, will include proprietary drivers and firmware.

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Maybe you can find something in this list? https://www.gnu.org/distros/free-distros.en.html
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