On 06/12/15 13:03, Julien Kyou wrote:
> > > On December 5, 2015 9:45:38 PM EST, "Thompson, David"
wrote: > > On Sat, Dec 5, 2015 at 9:20 PM,
Julien Kyou wrote: > >> > >> I am in a position to
make a 'Truly Freedom Respecting' > > Single-Board-Computer. > >> It
would probably cost around 50 to 1
ve ever managed to
convince anyone yet. It would be great if you could elaborate a bit on
what you think made some of them listen. In particular the libreboot
success is a great one. It's one thing getting people to install certain
software, it's totally another to get them to flash their BIOS.
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Steven Hamilton
I don't look like two zombies
Hi folks,
I haven't seen anything on this list for months. Is it still alive? Is
FSF discussion happening elsewhere and I'm missing it? What happened to
the GNU Developer Network initiative?
Come back y'all! :)
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Steven Hamilton
I don't look like two zombies
have the same mindshare and recognition as GNU. This splitting
of brands has already harmed FSF enough (my opinion only).
"GNU" is the brand that meets the technological requirement of the
FSF. Libreplanet is the brand that meets the political requirement of
the FSF. These are quite different things. A devnet doesn't belong under
Libreplanet branding.
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Steven Hamilton
I don't look like two zombies
On 12/06/13 21:11, Joel Kahn wrote:
As I looked over the Replicant project, I noticed that
all of the candidate devices mentioned had some kind of
limitations due to the hardware involved. None of them
could become totally Libre.
www.openphoenux.org (formerly openmoko) is the closest
you're goi
>> Also, if you or anyone else you know is part of a company or organization
>> that has contributed to free software, let me know so I can write a blog
>> post about them! I'll post a link when there's some content up.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> -rudolf olah
>>
>
The company I work for (a bank) uses a lo
I see a lot of discussion about the lack of AAA Free Software titles
and how to fund game development but nothing about the actual problem.
Steam itself. AAA free titles aren't going to happen and they aren't
needed. Indie developers rule the gaming world these days. It's these
guys that need court
Thanks for the replies all. This thread has been listed on
reddit/r/linux and has had a good bit of discussion there as well.
I don't think the full impact of Steam is understood. This is a walled
garden akin to iTunes. Valve dictate fairly strictly what goes on Steam
and they also play the restri
Hi All,
This is my first post to this list so firstly an introduction. I'm an IT
Architect (infra mainly), 42 yrs old and have been a GNU/Linux user
since around 1996. It took until a conference last year for me to fully
understand what Free Software is actually all about and now I'd like to
do som
