> I could swear Debian went completely open source/free like almost a decade ago
> or more. Either you had to enable some sort of 'non-free' repository or go out
> and get the stuff yourself. I'm guessing Ubuntu followed suit very soon after,
> if not immediately.
They did, but they still maintain the official, non-free respositories.
IIRC, those are not enabled by default but are very-easily enabled by
adding them to your apt sources.
* SLMR 2.1a * As confused as a baby at a topless bar.
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