Dear Ubuntu:
I am a member of the Chicago Loco (wiki.ubuntu.com/Posingaspopular), and we
are currently working on migrating a server as a team for a small college in
the area. As payment, we are accepting meeting areas, new users, thanks, and
the spread of free software.
We are documenting
Hopefully they are using their clout to push on manufacturers but
ultimately all open drivers are not very realistic in the near future.
You should condition that: ultimately all open drivers supported by
the hardware manufacturer are not very realistic in the near future.
Having all open
Dear Ubuntu:
I am a member of the Chicago Loco (wiki.ubuntu.com/Posingaspopular), and we
are currently working on migrating a server as a team for a small college in
the area. As payment, we are accepting meeting areas, new users, thanks, and
the spread of free software.
We are documenting the
Not sure Gobuntu will work for dell. I would suspect existing contracts
with suppliers may limit their ability to use fully open source
drivers. Throw in the rd costs for relyability, and a system that
likely wont see much of any market penetration and i wouldnt hold your
breath. Same
Hi,
The New Jersey and Pennsylvania (USA) approved LoCo teams made a group
order from shop.canonical.com to reduce individual's shipping costs[1],
and we thought we were successful until the shipper (UPS) called and
informed us Canonical didn't provide the documentation to clear the
order through
