I have a Reprap (Prusa i3) which I built myself. Took about four evenings to
complete it. Runs on an Arduino Mega. Bought the DIY set for 450 euro.
Great learning experience for constructing, simple soldering and programming.
Well the firmware it runs on (Marlin 3d printer firmware) is gpl3:
https://github.com/MarlinFirmware/Marlin
I use slic3r and printrun for printing which are also gpl3 (and in the debian
stretch repos)
I have not owned a mobile phone for two years but I encountered the following
“inconvinience”:
During my holiday my daughter and I were cycling in the Alps in Italy and
during a descent she fell. Result: Severe bleeding from the abdomen and 6
teeth missing I sure was glad someone with s
I have installed it many times, often with problems. Strangely the easiest
way I found is to install Arch and migrate it to Parabola. The Parabola
website has documentation on how to do that.
Hi all,
I am sort of in the same situation as the topic starter. I have been using
GNU/Linux for a while now. Started with Ubuntu, but switched to Mint after
the Amazon implementations. Now I started reading the fsf and RMS websites
and I agree with their points of view. I wanted to try one
Thanks for your comments!
Regarding citrix, I need a progam to open .ica files. Citrix has GNU versions
available, just not libre.
Thanks for the list of games, i will have a look. I know about some of them,
but I'm a bit worried about letting my kid play doom already ;-)
I will continue my
Thanks Heather and Magic banana!
installed Minetest and Celestia. I will show him tonight! He has played
Minecraft (installed it on a Rasp) and he loves it so I'm sure he will be
pleased.
He likes platform games so I showed him Commander Keen. I found Clonekeen as
a replacement:
http://cl
Hi, I have some experience with the Arduino. I teach kids at school how to
use Arduino's. I am using laptops with Debian installed. The Arduino is then
connected to the laptop trough serial USB and we use the official Arduino IDE
(which is in the Debian repo's as well as Parabola and I suspec
I have been searching for an as-free-as-posible SBC for some time. I own:
- Beaglebone Black
- Beaglebone Green
- Beaglebone Green wifi
- Olimex Lime
- Olimex Lime2
- Raspberry Pi 2
- Raspberry Pi 3
- Odroid C2
- Raspberry Pi Zero
- Banana Pi
- Orange Pi plus
- I have ordered an Eoma86
I have be
I had the same problem but for me it is solved and working again
From the parabola mailinglist:
http://crna.cc/
I use riseup and Bitmask but for the last few days I am heaving trouble
logging in. I get a "wrong username or password" error. Does anybody have the
same error? I can log into my account from the riseup website bit not from
the bitmask app
I did (on an S2), it was easy, just followed the steps and it worked
perfectly. I was a bit worried before I started but I had no problem
whatsoever.
Found this. Thought it might be interesting:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/seeed/rephone-kit-worlds-first-open-source-and-modular-p?ref=hero_thanks
Got a question. I am teaching programming on schools (age 7-11). Up until now
I had been using the computers available on the schools but now I was asked
by a school to form a complete program. The school was thinking about
ipads
Using this article (
http://www.fastcodesign.com/305134
Thanks for the suggestion. I own a BBB so I'll have a look at it (the
parabola stuff), only thing that could be a potential problem is the price.
People know of the Pi so if I suggest an "expensive version of the Pi" (if
you know what I am saying) I must have a good story. Free software is us
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