I'm using a hp Pavilion dv5 and the wifi works (mostly, sometimes it drops
the connection...) without non-free software. My wifi is Broadcom Corporation
BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02).
I think this machine is so old (something like 2005 or 2006) it does
Ok, perhaps I should take this situation as an oportunity and inform you and
h-node after I try it.
I'm a little scared, fortunately It seems Thinkpenguin lets you return the
device if your machine does have digital handcuffs.
Thsank you
I have learned the book Advanced Linux Programming.
http://www.advancedlinuxprogramming.com/
I don't know whether I am able to learn the book Linux Driver Development
(3rd edition).
https://lwn.net/Kernel/LDD3/
Is the book too difficult for me? Do I need to learn some other book first?
If
You also might want to check out Greg Kroah-Hartman's book, Linux Kernel
in a Nutshell:
- http://files.kroah.com/lkn/
It will explain some of the basics required.
Now that there is software rendering available, there's no real reason not to
use Gnome 3 Shell.
I've been installing KDE packages, and i'm running out of disk space on my
root (/) partition. I've made a pastebin with my currently installed packages
here: http://pastebin.com/WTsPF4eR . I don't want to remove all of KDE and
install kde-standard but I want to remove all parts of KDE that
I don't mind the change, but I might miss the classic taskbar. I really like
it after increasing the system text size.
Thanks for the news Jason!
You probably know this documentation
https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/
Just watch out for blobs!
'caca-view' opens any image as a colored ascii-art, Just install the package
named caca-utils (in Trisquel's repositories).
For no colors, take a look at libaa-bin.
Start by cleaning the packages:
$ sudo apt-get clean
Then search (e.g., linux- from Synaptic) and remove the older kernels (you
only need the latest one.
If still more space is to be saved, you can observe what takes space by
running the Disk Usage Analyzer (I translate from French; you
Now in http://archive.trisquel.info/trisquel/dists/belenos/
I don't think there is anything easier for getting started with device driver
programming except maybe Essential Linux Device Drivers published by Prentice
Hall, but it isn't free. This book has more-complete examples included, and
also has more information about user space device drivers.
Great news. I am looking forward to it.
Richard Stallman interviewed in the Worlds Apart series on RT (Russia Today)
television channel:
RT.com web page:
http://rt.com/shows/worlds-apart-oksana-boyko/human-rights-nsa-scandal-133/
mp4 stream: http://img.rt.com/files/episode/21/b9/50/00/wa0602_480p.mp4
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