That 1% is generally for Flash (I watch a lot of online videos) and Sun Java
which has better performance than OpenJDK when I use Eclipse for programming.
It would be great to not use Flash, but Gnash is still rough around the edges
and I may give OpenJDK another try down the road. Some Java
I just noticed that while XChat is free software for GNU/Linux it is
proprietary software for Windows. This means that if an existing Windows user
tries out the Trisquel live CD to find free as in freedom software and finds
XChat he or she will assume that if there is a version for Windows
I use at moment under windows the free fork http://www.silverex.org/news/
since the win version is shareware we should look at it before at the end we
got Shareware in our repos.
15 Euro for Windows version is kinda crazy
I have not heard about RMS being communist for long time. It is simply wrong.
For example, the Freedoms of Free softwares includes the ability to change
the software (e.g., to fix a bug) and redistribute the improved version. In a
proprietary world, the user has no choice but to beg the
70 GB Ubuntu system: [...] 18.75 seconds with ext4
At that pace, checking a 2TB disk takes eight minutes. Xfs takes zero.
True. I was only pointing out that it is quite unfair to talk about ext*
when it comes to file system checks. In this regard, ext4 is much faster than
ext3.
I do not appreciate your remarks, and I'm sure several others are hurt by
them too. The free software movement was started in the 1980s by Richard
Stallman, with the goal of creating a world of software that would give its
users full command and control over their computing experience. His
2011/7/27 adrian.malac...@member.fsf.org
I do not appreciate your remarks, and I'm sure several others are hurt by
them too. The free software movement was started in the 1980s by Richard
Stallman, with the goal of creating a world of software that would give its
users full command and
I think you slightly misunderstood my resolution. I do want to use this OS
and it will probably be the one that's installed on my main development
machine when 5.0 comes out. I'm willing to swap out my wireless card and
embrace what Trisquel offers.
I do understand the difference between
