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# Alternatives
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[alternatives]: #alternatives
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## Having Hydra actually only build FOSS derivations, not even unfree redistributable firmware
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### Having Hydra actually only build FOSS derivations, not even unfree redistributable firmware
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This would likely break many installation scenarios, but would bring us to a consistent ethical standpoint, though it's not mine.
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## Keeping the statu quo
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### Keeping the statu quo
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This results in very long builds for lots of software, as exhibited by the number of years people have been complaining about it.
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## Implementing this RFC
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### Implementing this RFC
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See above for the details
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## Implementing this RFC, plus adding a check on Hydra to validate no unfree software enters the ISO image
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### Implementing this RFC, plus adding a check on Hydra to validate no unfree software enters the ISO image
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This would likely be harder to implement.
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It could be a job override, that would make hydra allow unfree redistributable software for all jobs except for the ISO image, which would only allow unfree redistributable firmware.
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The drawback of this alternative is that it would be more effort to implement, especially as manpower around Hydra is very scarce and limited.
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However, it would solve the only previously listed drawback.
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## Building all software, including unfree non-redistributable software
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### Building all software, including unfree non-redistributable software
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This is quite obviously illegal, and thus not an option.
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