On 05/12/12 01:14, a...@member.fsf.org wrote:
I believe an existing project called OpenCores aims to make a free CPU
architecture. However I think it is more geared towards embedded
applications, but it is still an interesting project nonetheless.
http://tech.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=329399
I believe an existing project called OpenCores aims to make a free CPU
architecture. However I think it is more geared towards embedded
applications, but it is still an interesting project nonetheless.
How wonderful would it be to have a completely liberated computer, even down
to the micro
I'm trying to wage demand for various regions/languages if we shell out money
to manufacture the keyboards. How many would be interested in a Emperor
Penguin laptop first off?
https://www.thinkpenguin.com/gnu-linux/emperor-penguin-gnu-linux-notebook
And then what language/regional layout wou
This sounds interesting. Relaity, fiction, or something inbetween I don't
know:
http://lkcl.net/articles/fsf_endorseable_processor.html
The goal:
To bring into production a mass-volume high-performance processor with:
modern interfaces (SATA-II, Gigabit Ethernet, USB3)
mo
There is no real point in seeing the installation process in the terminal. It
basically is the same as with the graphical utility (and since you want
graphical applications, you will have to download the graphical software at
some point).
On the contrary, it is very interesting to learn how
Thanks Chris.
I didn't want create too much messes, and be forced to reinstall normally.
From now on I would like encrypt all my devices...
It isn't too hard if you have the directions for it although if your really
technically challenged... it might be too much still.
I want to change my informatic habits, and I would try to install Trisquel in
text mode (and encrypted).
It's possible to run startx from shell (for graphycal applications) after
that?
Or for better says, its easy for a stupid, like me?
Thanks
I do not think I was clear: the update to the newest kernel must be done from
an installed system, i.e., you must first install Trisquel from the command
line interface. After rebooting (without the Live USB), you would obtain
again a command line interface from where to update to the latest
Ok, so you are a new user. Welcome to using GNU/Linux operating systems! Have
you noted that Trisquel GNU/Linux is free software friendly and rejects
non-free software?
We love freedom and therefore we use only free distros. Its the most
important thing for our community.
I think there is
There should be a space between 777 and /home/John/virualbox.
Also remember bash is case-sensitive.
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