Is it even possible to use GNU/Linux without Nonfreedesktop.org?

It seems like every day another GNU/Linux package requires fd.o software. See: Mesa, DRM, etc.

Hurd doesn’t seem to have any fd.o dependencies(?), so you are still able to use Emacs on the Hurd without nonfreedesktop.

The Linux kernel, I think requires some fd.o packages too, not sure though.

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yes, but you will need to make your own distro and env and apps.

Alright. It would be nice if there was a distro which had 0 Nonfreedesktop packages though.

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