Kernel-firmware package and Anaconda.

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Bram_Gro wrote:
> Alan Cox wrote:
>>> By installing kernel-firmware, I would install closed source firmware.
>>
>> And by turning your laptop on you would use closed source BIOS code
>> (which you will also redistribute if you should give the laptop away ;))
>>
>> Its really up to you - there isn't a some precise watertight definition
>> of open source.
> I know that its up to me, but to maintain a Fedora installation clean of 
> proprietary stuff, is adding the kernel-firmware package to yum.config 
> exclusion list sufficient.
> 
> 
No.

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