On 2014-12-30 10:53, Patrick Frank wrote:
Hello,
when I saw the talk of Richard Stallman at the Chaos Communication
Congress yesterday I felt inspired to try to change my habits as user
of the GNU/Linux operating system towards a more free approach in
computing.
Excellent. I'm downloading the audio file from the link you sent in a
later message.
Another aspect that started to worry me is the aging of packages. As
user I am not only restricted to free packages only which cuts out
quite a few useful tools but they are based on a Debian release from
May 2013 and the current alpha version will be based on that branch
too when I am not mistaken.
What tools do you need more up to date versions of?
Personally, I prefer a 'stable' system but then again my needs are
simple (Web, Office, photo/music management, R). I'm posting this from a
gNewSense 4.0 install on my testing laptop a Thinkpad X61s (with ath5
wifi) and it appears to work without any hardware issues.
Greetings, Patrick.
Happy New Year from the UK
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