Isn't this missing the entire point of guix?
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You mean reproducibility and bootstrappability?
Being a free software GNU distribution is also the point of Guix, and it's part of what attracted me to it (although its practical abilities are nice as well).
Yes I definitely agree: free software is also a requirement for bootstrappability and reproducibility.