RMS could do it. Alot of what is required in software is willpower to do
the work. RMS has such.
Though he once talked about how he felt needed, but not wanted. I wish
he could find a person that would supply what is missing; maybe his
friends could help? (Perhaps even international friends).
With linux-libre one is still beholden to the decisions of those in
control of the upstream linux project. In the past, during the 90s and
first half-decade of the 2000s these were hackers, who had self-agency,
and thus could be trusted to atleast do what is best for
programmer-users such as
Hi,
On Tuesday, November 12, 2019 10:05:46 PM EET nipponm...@firemail.cc wrote:
> RMS could do it. Alot of what is required in software is willpower to do
> the work. RMS has such.
That's not about RMS. This is a job for a few guys.
Well, just to be more clear, if you want a well designed,
There is not only Freedom concerns about the future of Linux, but also
technical and practical concerns about a monolithic kernel in the age of IoT.
We need a Free Software kernel to power supercomputers, nanocomputers and
anything between.
در November 12, 2019 8:53:42 AM UTC، Jean Louis نوشت:
Hi,
On Tuesday, November 12, 2019 3:39:00 PM EET دانیال بهزادی wrote:
> There is not only Freedom concerns about the future of Linux, but also
> technical and practical concerns about a monolithic kernel in the age of
> IoT. We need a Free Software kernel to power supercomputers, nanocomputers
>
Hi,
IMO GNU Hurd is a good thing to have, btw at the moment Hurd architecture
isn't so good:
- it's a microkernel, isn't it? if so, why mach still contains drivers ...
why not to use a 3rd microkernel generation ... etc ...
- MIG ... it's an ugly thing
as I understood GNU hurd development
* Alexander Vdolainen [2019-11-12 14:14]:
> however, if we're going to speak about GNU system we're limited with a few
> components:
> - GNU userland - ok it exists
> - GNU toolchain - yep it works
> - GNU kernel/system services - ... nope
> I know linux kernel just works, but it's not a GNU
Hello,
below are incomplete answers to your questions and some links. Many facts are
supplied by Samuel Thibault, the main GNU/Hurd developer. Since he is very busy,
he does not want to reply directly due to lack of time to answer any follow-up
questions.
Thanks!
On Tue, 2019-11-12 at 10:44
Will 64 bit userland come in time? Also will you implement the hardening
features of KALSR (net bsd) / GrSecurity-PaX (who invented them). These
are necessary features today: otherwise you get rooted quickly.
Hurd is needed, Linux is out of the hands of the hackers now. Linus bent
the knee
So where exactly is Hurd in development? I checked and it seems to be available
in x86 but not x64. What would it take for one or more people to get it up to
date with the latest hardware?
Nov 12, 2019, 12:02 by nipponm...@firemail.cc:
> With linux-libre one is still beholden to the decisions
Why does Gnome get to have power over what was the GIMP toolkit?
Why do they get to userp and control us? Why do they control the
software ecosystem? Who made them boss?
no it got fatter with the GTK3 transition just like xfce. remember GTK3
is only useful for people who make software that
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* Alexander Vdolainen [2019-11-13 02:32]:
> Hi,
>
> On Tuesday, November 12, 2019 10:05:46 PM EET nipponm...@firemail.cc wrote:
> > RMS could do it. Alot of what is required in software is willpower to do
> > the work. RMS has such.
> That's not about RMS. This is a job for a few guys.
Surely,
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> [[[ foreign or domestic, requires you to follow Snowden's example. ]]]
>
> Most of the devices offered for the "internet of
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