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That seems fair enough.
In retrospect, I have to apologise about that post. I always have a tendency to
jump to recommending Debian. It was my first distro (running on a laptop with
non-free wifi) and still holds a special place in my heart. My general course
of action is to first recommend
"In retrospect, I have to apologise about that post. I always have a tendency
to
jump to recommending Debian."
there’s nothing wrong with recommending Debian
i run Debian on several of my servers
Debian is free software aslong as you make sure not to enable the contrib
non-free repo's
In mine, as well! It's beside Trisquel and pre-unity Ubuntu. :)
On 09/09/2015 03:26 PM, tomlukeyw...@fastmail.co.uk wrote:
> Debian has a special place in my heart too!
why not just sell the GPU and buy one that works with free firmware?
Thanks for replies!
@onpon4
Well, that adapters are very expensive considering that there is hardware
with non-free firmware that costs like 5-7 USD (with taxes included). Thanks
anyway. I will keep in mind that such things exist.
@lembas
I've just checked and there isn't such options.
The wireless card not working has nothing to do with a "GNU license". It's
much more simple than that: there simply isn't any libre software that can be
used with these devices. In fact, a lot of wireless devices have this
problem. The only solution is to buy a new one. Think Penguin is a
Regarding the hybrid graphics, have you checked your BIOS setup for a switch?
(Apparently older models had one.) Besides that there is
http://bumblebee-project.org/ (GPL)
Hi all,
At the beginning I would like to say that I am new in Linux and Trisquel.
I have two problems with Trisquel at the moment.
First, wireless network card in my notebook doesn't seem to work at all. I've
read that Intel wireless network cards doesn't work with Trisquel, because of
GNU
> Linux
GNU/Linux, GNU+Linux, or GNU. Linux is a kernel for UNIX-likes.
> So, is there any way to force this card to work with Trisquel?
This appears to be caused by a lack of compatible firmware in Trisquel, because
Trisquel only provides free firmware while the GNU+Linux compatible firmware
> all systems with Linux kernel
There are only two major systems that use Linux as the kernel: GNU/Linux
(what people usually call "Linux"), and Android. These systems are not very
similar. You probably don't want Android on a normal PC.
> They say that it supports Linux
Unfortunately this statement is useless since the Linux kernel contains
binary blobs. Free distros like Trisquel are based on Linux-libre which is
Linux minus the non-free parts.
sell your lappy and with the moneyz buy one with an intel gpu older than
skylake.
:)
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