What do we have to do to set up an *independent organisation* in Europe with an endowment from our (EU taxpayers’) money to maintain a free/open, private-by-default web browser that we legislate must be included in all operating systems made available in the EU?
this is why I look at Gnome, Kde, Enlightment, any other desktop anv
AND to clw's work
because if we have hte data, we can also support the mantaining of our GUI layer (whatever that is)
In order to have a sustainable frontend, you need the ability to flood it with data
That's the hack we suffered with the web
We should do it again
@aral @vega
look, I think I understand you argument
but it's a purely theoretical arguments
We all knwo what taxes are, this soesn't make this idea more feasible
This is something that needs to be hacked through, I'm afraid
there are no shortcuts
Sorry if I sound pessimistic