Done! sent!
This sums up my feelings on donald trump and your trolling.
Aha, so you already sent those mails. Ok, gonna send mine too
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Come on! :-)
LUKS/LVM from GParted (as well as setting up passphrase protection) seem to
be available from GParted.
http://thesimplecomputer.info/full-disk-encryption-with-ubuntu
I just bought a 4TO disk, and I don't want to start again with such amount of
space, so I'm trying to get it right from the start for once.
I'm thinking of :
- formatting the whole thing (which format? ext4 is GNU/Linux only I think,
btrfs I don't know if it's worth it, ntfs maybe to connect t
sUPERTRAMP SAID:
I think it is best to send it as a collective letter. What do you think?
Well, brother here is my 2 centavos collectively in the matter.
1- send them a formal letter about your concerns
2-If that wont provoke a response, then send them a messenger pigeon, make
sure the pigeon
Thank you ali.
please? ;)
Thought so once, decided to call this operating system just "GNU". But then
I remembered it can be used with a different kernel (I tried it with Hurd
once, and Arch Linux can use even a third kernel, the one from FreeBSD). So,
it made more sense to me to name it system/kernel: GNU/Linux, GN
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Come on! :-)
Send!
To: info (at) fsf.org
Come on! :-)
Collectively it will take a long time. I think it is not practical.
I was contacted by Trinux, who reminded me about this thread. The date is 27
November, next Sunday. We will send our mails on that day either individually
or collectively. I think it is best to send it as a collective letter. What
do you think?
It is like "Microsoft loves Linux", Microsoft can not see diferrences between
a kernel and an OS.
And the first time I used GNU/Linux, it was Ubuntu, and I though that time
that it was just "Linux", while not knowing nothing about GNU, FSF and RMS.
->Most people know nothing about RMS and GNU, while using Ubuntu Linux.
That is true I go to a ubuntu meeting every month here in Portugal, and they
don't know nothing about RMS and GNU, they only use Ubuntu not knowing that
some programs in Ubuntu don't respect their freedom. I think we are
Yes i do speak because it is my native language. Interesting
->Portuga-a-programar? exactly my words and feelings! I subscribe them!
Obrigado pelas dicas vou ver isso então!
You have the point. I learned something from your explanation, thanks.
That site it is not some creed or religion. It's simple, "Linux" is kernel,
one component or part of an operating system, not necessary GNU, Linux it is
not part of GNU project. Linux is Linus Torvald's kernel. GNU is operating
system.
"An operating system (OS) is system software that manag
->Firstly, out of curiosity, is there any particular reason you find "Linux"
easier to say than "GNU/Linux"? It's obviously one syllable shorter (two if
you break the gn), but I find it interesting that you find it harder to say.
R.:I could start saying GNU/Linux, I admit is the real correct
I think the same:
Everybody right now, can call Android as only "Linux", ahhh, and of course,
it's fine call "Linux" everything that contains it. I just can not
understand, why people call Android as "Android", and not "Linux", while
calling the whole GNU+Linux system as "Linux".
Most peo
Ok I'll frame my position in relation to programming and Sysadmin:
In the long run I would like (if I remain persistent like I am) to change my
job. I am not in tech area. I've learned C programming a 2 year ago and
indeed had good score on that course I'made. but apart from exercises and
so
Nice, thanks :)
To be honest, I don't know much about Stallman, I suggested Lisp just because
recently I learned about tutorials directly accessible from Emacs (using Lisp
I think, but being a wider intro to programming).
But Lisp still looks like a good first language from what I've heard,
Hello!
"I want to became more pro in linux, linux Sysadmin, programmer and so on"
i have bookmarked some sites long ago and saved it. I have several links that
can help you what you want, as well i kept it to myself because i am
interested in starting to learn programming. I didn't before be
I can understand your anger, Takumi13. Personally, although there are a few
points where I feel inclined to disagree with you, I honestly also feel like
your frustration may be one that many GNU/Linux users-to-be share and
consequently drives them out. However, please also note I do not wish
Thanks...
Lisp I remenber Dr. Stallman wrote something about Lisp being is prefered
language.
I reciprocate and give you the link for this book
http://web.mit.edu/alexmv/6.S184/sicp.pdf. It's one that I begin to read
yesterday an highly regarded book about scheme (a Lisp variant). One note:
Is this a religious site or what? have I committed some sort of sacrilege?
this is ridiculous...
Dude, if I go out there and an acquaintance of mine ask me about what is that
strange OS that you use, it is more simple to me that respond: "It's linux"
rather than Gnu/linux. If he some day want
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