Just curious. I know the FSF is fine with nonfree art and the like because
they don't consider it essential like software, Debian has a much different
view and believes everything, software or not, should be under free licenses.
I'm just curious, I can't find much information about this topic anywhere.
Richard Stallman uses non-free licenses for some of his talks and the like.
I'm really just curious. Debian considers certain licenses like the GFDL
non-free, for a three different reasons, for this particular license.
https://www.debian.org/vote/2006/vote_001
I learned that the add-on tool doesn't work, so I did it through the browser
on Trisquel's site. Having another problem though. How do I install Abrowser
from backports? I need an updated version, because the default one I'm using
now says HTTPS Everywhere isn't compatible with it.
When I click install, it goes back to a page saying "What are Add-ons?" I
tried Trisquel in the past back when it was on 6 or 7 and I remember having
no issues with downloading browser add-ons. I don't know what I'm doing wrong
now.
Do you know if the newest Kaby Lake processors will also work?
Thank you I onpon:) are you still doing Hexoshi? I tried what was done and it
was very cool. Felt just like Super Metroid.
Hey Technoethical. I know about the Libreboot laptops, but right now I’m
just looking to upgrade my desks top computer. Thanks. :)
I have a 780 Ti that works with Nouveau but I'm worried about its age. What's
the newest thing I can buy, integrated or dedicated, I don't care.
