"One problem with VirtualBox is that only a proprietary compiler, Open
Watcom, can compile the code of its BIOS"
One word: Frightening!
Em 23 de abril de 2019 07:13:57 BRT, Narcis Garcia
escreveu:
>It's libvirt that uses Qemu and other virtualization software (KVM,
>XEN,
>OpenVZ, LXC, VirtualBox).
Oh, I see... Thanks for the clarification.
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It's libvirt that uses Qemu and other virtualization software (KVM, XEN,
OpenVZ, LXC, VirtualBox).
El 23/4/19 a les 11:58, Adonay Felipe Nogueira ha escrit:
> If I'm not mistaken, QEMU uses libvirt.
Em 17 de abril de 2019 03:27:09 BRT, ma...@masonhock.com escreveu:
>There are two issues here: freedom and security. If you stop using a
>non-free program and remove it, and it no longer has any influence on
>your life, then freedom-wise everything should be fine. However,
>depending on the
Em 18 de abril de 2019 13:25:34 BRT, kerda...@disroot.org escreveu:
>Isn't there a VirtualBox alternative to use on Trisquel (libvirt)? I
If I'm not mistaken, QEMU uses libvirt.
I use QEMU and, at least the one that can be installed on Trisquel using Guix
package manager, it supports reading
I've used Gnome Boxes on Trisquel. Worked quite well if you want a virtual
manager with a GUI.
Isn't there a VirtualBox alternative to use on Trisquel (libvirt)? I remember
reading about it here when I was trying to set up Vagrant on Trisquel. I
eventually gave up though, it seemed a little complicated to me at the time.
I would like to explore this again myself.
Proprietary software can modify FOSS applications preferences:
Imagine its documentation is in HTML format or online, and that software
needs relaxed privacy settings for your browser.
It could make you modify these security/privacy preferences and, once
proprietary software is removed, these
> I thought there was something blocking non-free softwares, but it's silly
> because it's a restriction of freedom too.
It might not be as easy or convenient to install non-free software on
Trisquel compared to other distros, and our documentation and community
don't support non-free software,
thanks to both of you
I thought there was something blocking non-free softwares, but it's silly
because it's a restriction of freedom too.
If I remove those software aftwards, would my OS be free again or should I
reinstall the os because some thirdpart applications corrupt it.
VirtualBox is in the "contrib" repository of Debian, and the "multiverse"
repository of Ubuntu.
This implies that there may be minor freedom issue with VirtualBox.
I don't see why you couldn't...
It just isn't in the repositories, but there are a fistful of ways to install
any software in Gnu/Linux distributions.
I need JavaFX too and it seems mainly proprietary
Good evening,
My question is the following : Is it possible to install and run VirtualBox
and Eclipse on Trisquel OS. I am studying in computer science and I absolutly
need those softwares
thanks
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