Chris Angelico <rosuav at gmail.com> writes: > But what non-free software is required to use the community design > processes? The GitHub client is entirely optional; I don't use it, I > just use git itself. Using a free client to access a proprietary > server isn't the same as using non-free software. For that to remain true, there must be no advantage specifically to GitHub except as a commodity repository host. So all the verbiage about specific GitHub features in this PEP are undermined. On the other hand, if GitHub is being recommended specifically because of features that cannot be migrated elsewhere (such as its proprietary pull requests), then it is not possible to argue that Git alone is sufficient to realise these advantages. -- \ “DRM doesn't inconvenience [lawbreakers] — indeed, over time it | `\ trains law-abiding users to become [lawbreakers] out of sheer | _o__) frustration.” —Charles Stross, 2010-05-09 | Ben Finney
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