Short talk on 34c3?

Hi everyone, the FSFE is planning a session on the 34th Chaos Communication Congress about Free operating systems that are not based on Linux. We want to promote "free software diversity" and would love have someone introduce Debian GNU/kFreeBSD and/or to the audience. We are also inviting the

State of GNU/kFreeBSD

I had a running KDE3-Desktop a while back. Then KDE4 was imported to unreleased and things started breaking. I can't comment on acpi or speedstep. For the later, freebsd-powerd would have to be included, I don't know if this is the case. Altogether I think it would work quite well if one

Back to Debian GNU/kFreeBSD

Hi everyone! I had used Debian GNU/kFreeBSD some years back, but it didnt really work that good and I gave up on it. After having switched completey to FreeBSD as my Desktop/Notebook/Server-OS the last years I thought I would give it a chance again! First impression: WOW! It works :D No

Re: hi!

That doesn't explain the problem. Every time apt says a package cannot be installed, you need to tell it to install that package explicitly to find out why. If it says that another package cannot be installed, you need to repeat the process, recursively, untill you find the culprit. mhm

Re: hi!

A. You probably don't have the gnuab archive key imported. Try: i got that fixed thanks i tried kde for example, which is supported nowadays, is it not? at least it worked on ging. It should be. However, since we're tracking unstable, things might break temporarily sometimes. Is

hi!

hi everyone after some time i wanted to give debian kfreebsdgnu a try again so i downloaded a current snapshot and installed into an image with qemu. so far things went well. i even have out-of-the-box internet. question: what are the currently used apt-mirrors? i have deb

gnuab.org

gnuab.org seems to be offline since a couple of days... anybody know whats wrong or when its going to be fixed again? greetings hannes