Free Hardware is the next level that is still a very long way off. There are
some projects that are aiming at working on this but is still the early
primative days.
I agree for the moment the software is what we should be focusing on until
the hardware is more viable.
Coreboot includes non-free blobs. Without those you are looking at Libreboot:
http://libreboot.org/
It currently supports the Lenovo ThinkPad X60/X60s, the Lenovo ThinkPad X60
tablet, some of the Lenovo ThinkPad T60's, and finally Apple Macbooks 1.1 and
2.1.
I changed the mouse settings and will check if it works later.
thx very much.
I think it's awesome that Legimet has made his PPA available but I don't
understand why nobody wants to answer the question of why abrowser 31 for
64-bit Trisquel isn't in the repos. It seems a reasonable enough question
considering that 32-bit Trisquel has it.
Is this an error? Is this int
The argument that anyone who resists change is "anti-progress" has left us
with genetically modified crops, nuclear power plants built on or near fault
lines, a whole raft of technology that has done nothing other than to
increase poverty and unemployment whilst increasing the concentration o
You only need to left click on the background of Nautilus and select
"properties".
What's the problem with a short 'df -h' ?
Takes one second...
Nothing, and it's more informative than an attached pic!
On 08/27/2014 03:09 PM, shiretoko wrote:
What's the problem with a short 'df -h' ?
Takes one second...
What an irony in my country Mexico a new law has given the right to our
tax agency called "HACIENDA" to do many kinds of nasty surveillance to
taxpayers :(
I'm talking about getting from cellphone companies names, address, types of
communications, date and time of calls, IMEI code and e
I think no one knows except Ruben. I filed a bug:
https://trisquel.info/en/issues/12276. But Firefox 32 is coming in 6 days
anyway.
> Slackware, which is known to be very slow to adopt new technologies, is,
to the best of my knowledge, the only major distribution that did not
announce the switch. They will certainly make it later.
Then again, Slackware doesn't even use Sysvinit (they use a BSD-style init)
for their own r
Well done on setting this up.
Another UK user here - but in Devon, so a little out of the way.
Best of luck.
Hi,
I'm trying to install the driver for a wireless adapter. The first part is to
make an 8192C USB Linux driver. The steps are:
1) uncompress the "blahblahblah.tar.gz" file in the driver directory
>tar zxvf blahblahblah.tar.gz
I think this gave me a file. I went inside that file.
2)make 8192C
Thank you, that worked.
I believe it may be possible to override the convenience factor by providing
informative and free (actually as in gratis) classes with FREE software. This
could be foundation courses such as image manipulation, video/audio editing,
basic web development, and—importantly—computer programming (
Try installing the build-essentials package first so that you can have access
to things like make.
Just to give you a heads up that driver has non-free firmware embedded in it.
As many people here are aware the fact the code is under a free software
license (like the GNU GPL v2) doesn't in itself make the whole of it
completely free if there is critical non-free binary code embedded in it.
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