Wait a second, is that for real
Well, nothing will be worst than Hannah Montana Linux, or "Otaku" Linux.
nfortunately, ME can't be completely removed starting with Nehalem
(2008/2009) unless you're OK with the computer shutting off after 30 minutes.
But you can use a script called me_cleaner to remove as much of the ME as
possible. I'm not brave enough to try it.
I usually ignore them when I can. Now anyone can make their own "distro". The
worst one I've seen is a "distro" made by white supremacists.
Oh wow you've got Gnome all prettified. I have much to learn in this. :) I'm
using default theme plus the purple background so far.
Congrats on the great new lappy! Another happy family member. I have
difficulty leaving mine alone now. I've got so many workflows figured out
like rsync over
Update on the wifi: I was sent a replacement wifi card, which I installed
tonight. Problem solved! The speeds are where they should be now.
Update on battery: I was also sent a replacement battery that looks like it
will last more than 4 hours in my initial test, as I write this. :) It's
wo
Stallman has two: listen to his "Copyright vs. Community" talk:
http://audio-video.gnu.org
There are variants too. For example, a tax (e.g., on Internet connections)
that the citizen distributes as she wishes (Flattr-like but anonymous).
Hehe, you are right, a many distros are basically a 'customized Debian' +
some blobbery + some (mostly crappy) house build apps, meh, meh, meh :D
Hello.
This is a topic that have been in my mind for a while.
About those "Distros" we can describe by "Its basically Ubuntu" "Its
basically Debian" with no other change than the logos and cover art.
I think there is a huge oversaturation of distros, and only a few can stand
themselves as Dist
\o/
It is easy, look. Coreboot or Libreboot, removes Intel's crap, ME/AMT. So,
you get something blobless. On computers with intel's "i" series, AMT/ME can
not to be removed (at least at this moment), but it can be neutralized. So
yes you can run Coreboot on x220, but still the small non-free blo
>We should question whether we want copyright at all (in the US, at least,
copyright law is constitutionally allowed not constitutionally required), and
what power(s) and what we want copyright law to say. People discover they can
use computers to share and remix copyrighted works. We find th
English Trisquel GNU/Linux users forum -- Libreboot T400 Review!
https://trisquel.info/de/forum/libreboot-t400-review-0
Libreboot T400 Pictures ;-)
My T400 from Minifree arrived on june 27th.
I chose the version with 4GiB of RAM and a 160GiB HDD.
I placed my order on the june 1st.
===Unboxing===
The laptop was packaged very carefully and securely. The condition of the
laptop was good and the housing was clean except of one omnious sticker f
One laptop I used some years ago had the same issue, random disconnects, I
was using Trisquel and Debian Wheezy back then on that lappy, but it used to
happen so seldom (like once or twice a day) that it didn't really bother me
so much and haven't researched into it. I am curios to see if u f
Hello everyone, I'm trying to learn more informations about "Intel Active
Management Technology". On Libreboot.org I found that this AMT is present on
every computer from 2006 and no one can shut it off. On web I found different
informations. In fact there is a method that can check if a comp
Encryption shouldn't be an issue after unlocking the disks/partition. I don't
understand. The install went just the same way beyond the partitioning.
It must be something related to xorg.
It kinda makes sense for the USB keyboard not available until reaching the
shell though.
Hi,
the keyboard and mouse respond very well in the shell (well not the mouse of
course),
but after startx, which boots i3wm, it doesn't.
At first I thought i3wm was freezing, but the mouse pointer changed from the
waiting icon to the normal pointer after a bit (yet still immovable). And th
I have been using a Galaxy S3 running Replicant OS 6.0 for the last month or
so (4.2 before 6.0). I purchased the phone used for just under £50 GBP.
Installation wasn't too difficult with a bit of patience and using a couple
of guides.
I am very happy with the phone and performance is good.
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