How do you spend a week on OpenBSD? I find it easier than Linux. I use
OpenBSD on several computers. I just tried Trisquel because it's purely open
source for better stability. I reject the argument that everything should be
open source to respect people's freedom, that is a covert tactic
HI jxself,
About this, I take the time to create a wiki easy and Trisquel-oriented for
new users to know how to install the new kernel and use it.
I am saying this because I gave the link to your website and the link to your
user page on the Trisquel Forum since you are the maintainer of
I've just added a Spanish translation
https://trisquel.info/es/wiki/actualizar-el-n%C3%BAcleo-linux-libre
Thank you :D I added just the line about the arch command, I hope I didn't
make any Spanish errors. If so please correct modify it if possible.
thank-you. that is helping information. It is rare to find detail help
(beyond general stuff) in forums.
I dont want to try more luck, but still wish to know how deb for linux-libre
is made.
http://jxself.org/linux-libre/ says This repository contains .debs compiled
for 32- and 64-bit x86 so I'm not sure what your asking.
But, i could not find how to get real deb file from his repository (direct
download and not from apt-get).
Distribution through apt-get just normal download have different author
permissions? I mean, am i wrong to assume it is okay to get deb file from
wget.
You can open DEB packages with an archive manager, such as File Roller
(installed by default). By examining the files in a DEB you can understand
what the package does. linux-libre32_3.6.2_i386.deb is a virtual package that
depends on linux-image-3.6.2-gnu-686, which can be found it
I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve. You can use the -d option with
apt-get to download the packages without installing.
ok, so i was looking at the wrong deb.
Still looks the same. What was it supposed to show now?
For me it shows nothing, just the usual reboot/restart messages.
No instability here. I have gotten this weird thing where the graphics are
all screwed up and there's an odd error message that repeats over and over
when turning off the computer rather than the normal wallpaper image, but I'm
pretty sure both of these are because of of the integrated
Andrew said:
I might try the latest Linux-libre
I have an APT repository to make that easy: http://jxself.org/linux-libre/
Follow the instructions, install either linux-libre32 or linux-libre64 and
then restart.
linux-libre32_3.6.2_i386.deb at
http://linux-libre.fsfla.org/pub/linux-libre/freesh/pool/main/l/linux-libre32/
is just 626bytes.
Can please tell how do you make the deb for linux-libre? or where i can get?
Thanks.
I dont use either suspend or hibernation. But when I shutdown the computer it
occasionaly hangs with radeon DRM errors scrolling on the screen, and I have
to use the button to shutdown. That's the only problem. This only affects 5.5
and no other previous version, and I also did not have such
The only time I've gotten a kernel panic on GNU/Linux is when I overclocked
and it turned out to be unstable.
Besides that, my stability has been excellent.
Quite stable on my hw. I've seen maybe 1 or 2 kernel panics, no drm issues. I
use my box 12+ hours daily. Suspend and hibernate work after tinkering maybe
95% of time but sometimes it hangs in hibernation. Haven't tried properly
debugging it since it's so rare.
Very happy with it.
I never, ever, ever, ever (did I already said ever ?), got any Kernel Panic
on Gnu/Linux (any Distribution included), but maybe I am very lucky, me and
my 10 different machines over the time :D.
Trisquel 5.5 just needed 1 thing to be perfect, and this is the new Kernel
Libre, because with
Thanks for your suggestions. I might try the latest Linux-libre and see if
that helps. I've used older kernels (2.6 series) on other distros and similar
issues.
Good thing is that the kernel panics are rare, and only when I'm booting (not
when I'm doing work, thank goodness) so it's not a
Those bugs are weird... What is the message that appears (if any) ?
Wait...wait... How it is easier to install OpenBSD over Parabola/Arch O_o...
I lost almost 1 week trying to get anything working with OpenBSD xD (long
time ago)
I think that I should give it a try one of those days.
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