Thank you both for the answers. I have already read some of the GNU.ORG
links, that's how I found about Trisquel, "blobs" in kernel etc...
How NVIDIA works with 100% free GNU/Linux? Guess something similiar to AMD.
Now I have read about some laptops called MIPS laptops, with free BIOS. Heard
Stallman use them? I guess they work with free GNU/Linux well too then.
I know the differences between free and open-source, I was just curious if
all free software has a open-source, so people can look at its code, and find
what shouldn't be there. Some backdoors etc... Who knows, maybe Ubuntu and
other distros have a backdoors in their proprietary blops. :/
I know what is SWAP too, but there are many recommendations. And also that
SWAP is used even if your RAM isn't full. I have a 2GB RAM now, some people
would recommend 2GB, some 3GB, some 4GB, some even 6GB... I think if you have
8GB of RAM, it useless to have 8GB of SWAP...
Well, I guess no Trisquel for me now, until I get a proper hardware for it.
Then I will definitely come back to Trisquel. Like this distro, simple,
classic look, easy to use, and 100% free and open source.
Thanks again for all the info. :)
(Wondered why people say LINUX, since Linux is only the kernel... Now
everybody use that... Maybe they just wanted 1 simple name, and Linux sounds
better to them than GNU...) But wouldn't calling it only GNU be more precise
than calling it Linux?
