Best 100% free distros ?

Regardless of what the FSF says, Debian is fully free as in libre. The reason why FSF doesn't include Debian on that list is that it is easy to add "non-free" to the end of your repository entry in /etc/apt/sources.list

You can install non-free software on all of those distros listed, so their logic in this case is retarded.

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>>61795670
Debian can be 100% free. However, if you use proprietary hardware the installer will tell you that you need non-free kernel modules.

>>61795923
This.

>>61795670
Parabola and Trisquel are least shit. But it doesn't matter, just use openSUSE, Fedora or Debian.

OpenBSD is completely free. Thankfully it is rid of GNU bloat too.

What's the advantage of using "100% free distros" when almost nobody changes/analyzes the source-code anyway (for personal use at least)?

>>61795923
Debian isn't completely free because it uses systemd. :^)

>>61796331
systemd is completely free

Source Mage

>>61796395
Nothing that involves corporate lockin is completely free anon.

>>61796618
>LGPL2.1
>Corporate Lock-in

pick one.

>>61796673
>fast moving massive intentionally convoluted codebase made by a corporation
>corporate lockin
Pick two. Next thing you'll tell me you haven't heard of openwashing.

>>61795670
Parabola is great IMO.