Strategy and serendipity

[Bernhard E. Reiter]

Am Mittwoch 08 Mai 2019 11:41:56 schrieb Carsten Agger:
> > To me it has reached its goals and should have been called concluded
> > for good. (See comments to my article [1]).
>
> I believe the struggle to
> have a free operating system is an ongoing on

> > [1] 
https://blogs.fsfe.org/bernhard/2012/03/lets-end-all-free-software-projects-quickly/

"I believe GNU turned into an initiative at some point, to the frustration of 
some GNU Hackers itself. While the fight for freedom is a neverending one, I 
believe the GNU Project should have celebrated its successful end some years 
ago!"

The question in relation to your post is: What are the precise goals
of the GNU "initiativ" (my terminology, explained in [1]) and how can they be 
measured and reached? What is having a "free operating system"?

One that is is "available", or is "easily" availble, what does "easy" mean?

Best Regards,
Bernhard

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