Some projects and applications make usage of a different approach for licensing and have even additional serious flaws included. Therefore it is very hard or even impossible to include them within a full freedom-oriented system like Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre and HyperbolaBSD. Therefore to note that we cannot support those, naming Rust for its problematic trademarks and Chromium being nonfree in many aspects.
Further details:
With the release Milky Way v0.4
all parts of D-Bus got completely removed and all included packages within our repositories were selected to be completely usable without any message-oriented middleware and framework. We don't plan to integrate any further support for the framework also in the future for upcoming versions of Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre and HyperbolaBSD.
Further details:
As systemd
doesn't follow our Social Contract, we have decided to remove it since Milky Way v0.2
. Using a snapshot taken we had remnants of systemd
and correspdoning files in packages. With Milky Way v0.4
and beyond all parts of systemd got finally removed as the system was built from the ground up without any further snapshot.
Further details:
We have removed Java
/ OpenJDK
partwise in the last phases of Milky Way v0.3
. Nevertheless Milky Way v0.4
does not include furthermore any package based onto Java
/ OpenJDK
and we won't support it also in the future for upcoming versions of Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre and HyperbolaBSD. The reasoning is therefore: Java has its complete downfalls based onto security-problems, trademark-issues and poor quality of packaging.
Further details:
We hereby announce a new release of Hyperbola live image for Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre. It is the first release with nondependence on D-Bus and many of the commonly used frameworks dropped.
This version contains various bugfixes and notable performance.
Download information can be found here.