Thanks for the tip about the motherboards, I have sent a question to the
Coreboot list.
As for running Citadel or SOGo on gNewSense, I can't find them in the
default gNewSense repositories. According to their websites, they can be
found in the regular Ubuntu repositories. I realise Ubuntu != gNewSense.
But if I want to install either one of those groupware from a
repository, which one should I add? That is, there seems to be different
repositories for different Ubuntu releases? Which one should I use?
Thanks!
On 2010/09/20 11:03, Jason Self wrote:
Pen-Yuan Hsing<[email protected]> wrote ..
Are the software and hardware solutions I stated above Free (as in
Freedom)? I know gNewSense is, but what about hardware support for the
A1100?
IF the hardware is not fully free, is there a viable alternative of a
similar, tiny form factor? Perhaps something similar to the Lemote
Yeeloong but not a netbook? If the Yeeloong is the only way to go,
please let me know how I should set it up.
Both Citadel/UX and SOGo appear to be free software.
A motherboard supported by Coreboot is a good thing. There are a few Via Epia
boards listed at [1] but they don't seem to match your model exactly. Perhaps
it's just differing names? Perhaps it would be good to ask the Coreboot people
for more information, or select a known supported motherboard model. I've been
looking at the Asus M2V-MX SE. It's in use in some machines at the Free
Software Foundation so I know it works well, and it's small (uATX) although not
as small as the the one you're looking at.
[1] http://www.coreboot.org/Supported_Motherboards
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