Our ideals for systems we use and design,
and some example underlying consequences.

  * Must be Free
    * Must comply with Debian Free Software Guidelines
  * Must be stable
    * Should be a pure subset of Debian stable (e.g. no backports)
  * Should be secure
    * Avoid packages not supported by the security team
  * Should be maintained
    * Avoid packages listing "QA team" as maintainer
    * Avoid packages validated against years-old Debian Policy
  * Should be localized
    * User-facing packages should support swedish
  * Should be simple
    * User-facing packages should have a uniform style
    * Web-based services should all appear on a single website,
      with a unifying front page and/or overarching menu
    * A single desktop environment should be used
  * Should require zero administration
    * Package update should all happen automatically
    * Avoid services needing technical attention
      * Avoid PHP-based code
  * Should be eco friendly
    * Usable with cheap computers
    * Usable with old computers
    * Should have low electricity consumption
    * Avoid packages requiring heavy computing
      * Avoid OpenGL as requirement (optional use is fine)
        * Avoid desktop environments GNOME, KDE
    * Avoid packages requiring massive memory
      * Avoid Java-based code
      * Avoid LibreOffice
      * Avoid web browsers Chromium, Firefox

For each "Should", document reasons for each exception made.