Hi,
In my experience if you want to know what your computer is doing, and
every single thing is hand picked to provide the best
security/privacy/etc...
Use Arch. It is pretty easy to install (if you like terminals) and is
really configurable.... The FSF advocates Trisequel GNU/Linux so that
might be another option for a preconfigured privacy respecting distro.
There is no proprietary firmware so things may not work ccorrectly on
some hardware.
If you do not want to use a terminal, there is not much you can do to
ensure much of anything, though..
IF you want to go ALL out, you can use LFS... but that is a bit overkill
unless uyou really are just looking to learn more about GNU/Linux
On 07/26/2016 04:02 AM, Narcis Garcia wrote:
scrooyahoo or whoever are you;
You are exaggerating with subject about jews and World War II.
*buntu OS distros are GNU/Linux flavours created with Canonical
policies, a company (not community) with *some* policies focused on FOSS
and community relationship.
This is not a community-driven OS distribution, but there is enough
flexibility to be a decent GNU/Linux distro.
People who focuses all efforts to personal+community freedom and privacy
choose other distributions, and in that other collectives you will find
more people nearer to your minding.
El 26/07/16 a les 09:52, scrooya...@riseup.net ha escrit:
:-) what is the address, i'll send a handwritten message (i do not
*need* to use the internet?)
I do understand, that it's not really in canonicals hands, but it really
pisses me off that every tiny attempt i do to get a little bit of
privacy is undermined by whole automated systems that keep kicking me
around until they still have my details...
It's just BRUTAL, and Canonical / *buntu / freenode should not look away
from this shit.
Before WWII the people in germany looked away / did nothing / followed
orders, and we all know how that played out right?
So i'm not going to igore this and sat *Sorry* not my depertment.
I'm HUMAN and privacy IS my department, Without privacy I cannot be
"UBUNTU"
Afterall Ubuntu is an ancient African word meaning ‘humanity to others’.
So if this is not the case then Canonical should not use the word.
And it sucks that I feel the need to defend myself here. (of all places)
Has it really come THIS FAR?
It's just SAD First the yahoo/gmail spam issue and now this.
What's next? will the US govrnment force me to wear a badge that says
PRIVACY EXTREMIST? O wait reCAPTCHA IS that badge!
Yahoo tags me, Google tags me, CAPCHA tags me, Paypal, Ebay, Amazon and
they ALL SHARE the tags trough DMARC.ORG.
Lets see how long it takes until Ubuntu One will join the DMARC cartel.
PLEASE DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS
PLEASE. this is going WAY to far.
I'm not willing to fight this fight, and especially not here. But i cant
keep my mouth shut. Everywhere i go.
CAPTCHA CATCHA CAPTCHA discrimination
Spam discrimination
ETC.
I now start to understand how Jews must have felt 75 years ago.
I'm pissed.
Nothing personal against you Simon, just large scale corporate sadness.
On 2016-07-26 09:04, Simon Quigley wrote:
That's where Lubuntu hosts it's IRC channels and we don't plan on
changing that any time soon. Sorry.
If you want to avoid it, just send emails to the mailing list with
your results. You don't *need* to use IRC. :)
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