[GFSD] Miro suggests non-free software

See in the chat below (pasted from IRC #trisquel).

We were discussing methods of downloading YouTube videos onto one's HDD.
I knew of Miro which was capable of doing this.

I checked the repo's and it was there.

I installed it, and it had the following message when I started up the application:

"For the best Miro experience, we suggest you install Bonjour. Installing Bonjour will allow you share your media libraries with other Miro users on your network, as well as stream media from other Miro users on your network."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonjour_%28software%29

Miro (from Trisquel) is recommend the non-free package "Bonjour" as an enhancement.

This is a big, and directly violates the #1 goal of Trisquel, in creating a fully libre/free-sw distro based on the FSF guidelines.

The software must be removed.
I'm glad I installed it... now I will uninstall it. I urge others to do the same.

i also like how it doesnt load by default
you have to press "click to play'
the size is messed up, like the size when i play it in mplayer
do this:
disable GNASH (or use &html5=1) in youtube,
and if HTML5 isnt supported in that vid, enable Gnash again
best method ive found
and its better than using non-free adobe flash
I'm surprised it even exists. I've been downloading crappy Flash video files with youtube-dl and watching in mplayer.
VLC supports flv's pretty well i think
ive used it for that in the past
it does
also,
im not sure if Miro is available in Trisquel repo,
but that can DL youtube vids
and its free-sw i believe
yes i just checked
install miro (using synaptic or apt-get)
it can do other sites too (not just yT)
I paste YouTube-links into VLC.
youtube-dl does the job... it does other sites, too.
VLC can do that?
didn't knew
youtube-dl
Oh, is Miro a fancy, graphical programme?
hm
i just installed miro from the repos's
it says when i start it up:
I've always used youtube-dl.
"For the best Miro experience, we suggest you install Bonjour. Installing Bonjour will allow you share your media libraries with other Miro users on your network, as well as stream media from other Miro users on your network."
isnt Banjour non-free?
so:
it looks on first glance like the trisquel-dev team should remove miro from their repo's
unless im mistaken
since it is recommending non-free software
report it as a bug
and they will fix it
where can I report it?
hold on and i will get the link