as a first result - I am happy to tell, that atheros drivers are working in gokhlayehs isos !!!!!
Thomas Am Wed, 28 Dec 2011 19:32:59 +0100 schrieb GoKhlaYeh <[email protected]>: > Hi all, > > I compiled a big part of SliTaz libre distro and pushed it here: > > http://people.slitaz.org/~gokhlayeh/libre-develop/ > > Basically it uses last SliTaz cooking wok, but linux libre kernel as > default and doesn't ship proprietary packages/scripts. There are some > other tiny differences. Some packages may be compiled using slighty > different recipes — but in thoses case I generally push the change > into SliTaz wok after validing them. > > Also, it was compiled using tazwok 4.2.x and optimization flag -O2 > instead of SliTaz default Os. O2 packages are slighty bigger but > faster. Not a big deal when targeting old hardware and better for > newer ones. > > What I pushed online is a development version; I've to change & > improve various things before telling about it on forums. I share it > here in case you want to give it a try. Note that in iso, tazpkg uses > the default SliTaz mirror instead of the libre one and should be > reconfigured before use: 'tazpkg setup-mirror > http://people.slitaz.org/~gokhlayeh/libre-develop/packages' > > I plan to setup some place to explain why this version, sharing code > development specific to it, packages & eventually have a server > compiling it. Maybe we're going to do this with Martin Svenson. > > The idea is to have a place were realize some of the propositions made > this year, without clashing with people who want to keep SliTaz as it > is. It includes: > - 100% libre distribution > - Cook & distributed with tazwok (possibly be used as a source-distro) > - Rolling release, having a stable & unstable branches all the time > > Also, it's a way to go ahead to a release whatever happens with SliTaz > mainstream. Note that all shared code will be merged in SliTaz anyway, > and that once a server is setted up all dev who want so will be able > to contribute to libre specific code. > --- SliTaz GNU/Linux Mailing list - http://www.slitaz.org/
