Will Libreboot ever support a board that supports a CPU with more IPC than a
Core 2 Duo/Pre-Zen AMD?
Regarding the first question you could put your Abrowser profile and cache
into ram. That will make things faster and no more disk crunching, probably
helps with battery life as well.
There are various scripts floating around to do that (the issue is preserving
changes as ram is volatile).
There is some truth that we may get source code for an 802.11ac chipset. I
wouldn't hold my breath that it'll happen any time soon. It took years to get
the code for the last 802.11n chip and it's going to be more challenging this
time around.
As far as 802.11n dual-band is concerned the ma
If you are right about fsf then I disagree more about fsf's policy. I should
have asked fsf about my librian example.
> installing Debian
No, you install librian.
> will naturally be directed to the Debian documentation in each of the
packages
Librian's repository is main from debian 8. Unless
Here is a rough example of how I did it. Hope you can use it in this form.
First get root shell using "sudo su". After that you can run the following
commands.
FLIDAS=/mnt/flidas
debootstrap flidas $FLIDAS http://es.archive.trisquel.info/trisquel/
curl http://jenkins.trisquel.info/repos/tri
commodore...@gmail.com, Sáb 20 Ago 2016 09:33:49 CEST:
MS MIT Licensed it, have fun!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WZwv7TxqZ0
Next thing we know, Microsoft substitutes the Windows NT kernel
with Linux. :-D
I
How do you patch the rom ? Or should I build the rom from source with the MAC
address changed ?
There are many licenses, not all of which are free.
https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/blob/master/license_thirdparty_proprietary.txt
Thank you for another great update, Rubén! As promised I have donated $50 to
the Trisquel project for this update. Who else will join me?
Even if you can't do $50 please consider setting some amount that you can
afford and join in. Long live Trisquel!
That isn't even the only point either, unless you need it desperately, my
opinion is to trust with barely a grain of salt or not use it at all entirely
given that using microsoft software is like using an ordinary window to
prevent a crminal from breaking into your house when there are no lig
ah that isn't good. But guess what, 100K I saw last night.
You are on your way I am hoping. :)
Firewallid?
Gufw?
or something I am not aware of...
I was wondering if you could tell me the top three firewalls for trisquel 7.
I would if I had more money but gotta pay them bills heh.
also, I donated 45$ already to that eoma project. So yeah...
I am hopeful that succeeds. 49k to go! anyone who sees this message please do
support it.
:)
I did donate already but you know something, I will donate somewhere between
5-20$ when it is done.
:)
You got a cup of coffee from me this week, Ruben.
I'm low income too, CalmStorm, but I don't even miss that $5 that is charged
on my credit card every month or the $1 to the developer of my old distro of
10-15 years ago.
If enough of us toss our quarters in the hat, it adds up over time. If
@heather Am getting some of that placebo effect from my monthly donation to
the FSF; time to resume my monthly Trisquel donation.
On asus kfsn4-dre there is long delay before it boot.
In coreboot there is no such bug still don`t understend why this is not fixed
yet in libreboot.
Thank you for your suggestions.
I already have the latest kernel and SMPlayer hangs for a while exactly the
same way VLC does - when I move my mouse while playing full screen video - it
has something to do with showing the control bar at the bottom; it's "funny"
that two different media play
Why don't you ask them on IRC?
"Since it is a unique identifier, it can be used to track you while on the
internet"
This seems a little hyperbolical. A website you are accessing on the internet
(like, say, fsf.org) has no access to your MAC address. The place you're
connecting to from would be able to know it so a better
Read the FAQ. This is covered in great detail.
https://libreboot.org/faq/
It's hypothetical. If your website just distributes Debian main, then what
does it offer over Debian standard installation images, since you are still
distributing Debian, which still links to documentation, and recommends
nonfree firmware in log files, etc etc?
that's for the laptop and for general-purpose computing, CalmStorm - it's a
different focus, albeit an important one: that $100k is *gone* basically:
it'll be used completely up for development, my living costs, to factories
and for components. 15% goes to credit card fees and to crowd suppl
hmmm...
That wasn't on my radar. That is a good point although it is also a point
that I am not sure how to answer...
I only suggested moving towards the other options merely because I didn't see
other options at the moment.
It is good you mention this. Although a plan is in the works to
Trisquel 8, thank to NetworkManager 1.2, will bring a much better solution:
https://blogs.gnome.org/lkundrak/2016/01/18/networkmanger-and-tracking-protection-in-wi-fi-networks/
That is all true.
But you are best randomising it in software, as opposed to hardware. The
default could still identify you on a network, if you are only one or two of
people with such a MAC address (and if there are two of you, there is a fair
chance that the network would crash, not expect
> I only suggested moving towards the other options merely because I didn't
see other options at the moment.
the reason *why* there are no other options is BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVEN'T FUNDED
THINKPENGUIN ENOUGH! :) ThinkPenguin's work *IS* the reason why the AR9271's
firmware is even libre in
No, CPUs with more IPC are "i" series, and have microcode (backd00r, powerful
rootkit) built-in, no one can remove it, only Intel.
Well, that sucks because I feel the IPC from Core2 and pre-Zen Chips are like
the new Pentium 4, they're trash.
Though, I think the dual opterons can still be usable depending on how
multithreaded your workload is and can afford the electricity, but there's
stuff to look forward to like fr
They're fine for heavy usage every day. People use Libreboot systems for
servers and other uses.
I think at this point we are focusing on numbers rather than real-world
performance.
Yes it makes more sense now, sorry. my bad.
I will withhold my stupid idea then and say your right.
I wish you good luck.
Thank you Luke!
I'll admit I didn't initially plan to re-pitch again, but your fresh
perspective provided me with another set of arguments to employ. I've now
managed to convince them to back for a computer card. I am truly grateful
that you invested your precious time in providing advice t
hi
we will start to develop uruk gnu/linux 2.0
What do you want to contain in it
How do you want it to be
All suggestions Ar welcome
and we will try to implement all suggestions
have fun and be free
ali miracle
Maybe an accessible login greeter, such as the one used in Trisquel? How
about an accessible net installer, such as in Debian? I'd suggest sticking
to Mate 1.12, based on problem reports that latelyh come up on Sonar GNU
support forum. if you are sticking with Mate, how about including aud
> Maybe an accessible login greeter, such as the one used in Trisquel?
ok
> How about an accessible net installer, such as in Debian?
we will try
> I'd suggest sticking to Mate
> 1.12, based on problem reports that latelyh come up on Sonar GNU support
forum.
its not best to use Mate
We will
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