because it allows for the nonfree version to be installed - which I have. I want the free version, but am too stupid to figure out all of the software that I’ll need for it (bluetooth, Wifi, maybe monitors, maybe USBs/flashdrive, idk.).
I tried for days to get the FOSS software for my Nvidia GPU to work, but gave up and installed Nvidia software instead - in a few minutes.
I’m curious why Debian doesn’t make the cut? PureOS is based on Debian and listed.
see https://www.gnu.org/distros/common-distros.html#Debian
Personally I think Debian is an excellent libre distro.
I believe PureOS went out of its way to remove any proprietary blobs from the stock Debian codebase.
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I stand corrected then!
because it allows for the nonfree version to be installed - which I have. I want the free version, but am too stupid to figure out all of the software that I’ll need for it (bluetooth, Wifi, maybe monitors, maybe USBs/flashdrive, idk.). I tried for days to get the FOSS software for my Nvidia GPU to work, but gave up and installed Nvidia software instead - in a few minutes.