etc/apt/sources.list. It's not silently added by default,
the user/admin needs to make an explicit choice to add it.
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fic code that is
required, but not necessarily available).
I don't remember all the details, however, and the talk explains them
better than I could (sorry for the lack of text-based references).
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https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/gb/2017/MiniDebConfCambridge/Sliepen
and informations are being kept updated on the debian wiki:
https://wiki.debian.org/MaliGraphics (and related pages)
but there doesn't seem to be much work done for allwinner SoCs, at the
moment
7;re stepping well outside of the "normal" boundaries - good
> luck to them.
Fully agree here: what they are doing lately makes them at the very
least quite irrelevant to the Open Hardware world.
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her than
somebody honestly concerned with systemd, and that surely helped muddle
things further.
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ility to
follow instructions (probably involving the command line) to provide
more data if needed, but the set of people being able to to so should be
much bigger than the set of people who are able to succefully patch some
random code.
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t).
But, most maintainers are going to be happy to receive patch to improve
support for it (just like they are for sysvinit), even if they may not
be interested in creating them themselves.
I've found that the first traces of it are in 2012:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/20
ctually giving even a tiny bit of help
in ensuring that sysvinit continues to be tested and supported in
Debian, and if nobody tests it, eventually it will bitrot and stop
working.
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ion, some of race, some of politics,
but the shared factor is that they are all minorities that are big
enough to be visible, but small enough that the people in power (or who
want to get in power) don't feel them as a danger.
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till doing? I don't care
about android phones so I didn't check) and they are liable to pay
damages and other consequences, but nobody of the people involved would
get a criminal record because of this.
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rrest, because developement on it had already stopped, and new
features where being added to Reiser4 (which was never ready for
acceptance in mainline, however).
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mber + debian, and didn't check that I was
actually opening the right one)
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ctice).
Wheezy is still listed as vulnerable, but that's because it's out of
regular support (since april 2016, currently only under LTS_ support),
and thus there won't be another point release to include the changes
published via the (security) repo.
.
number of other Desktop Environment and window
managers, some of which (e.g. KDE/Plasma) have a committed to being
multi-platform and thus will not for the foreseeable future force the
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On 2016-10-17 at 19:46:21 +0200, Elena ``of Valhalla'' wrote:
> I see that there has been a BOF_ about collaboration between Debian and
> the FSF at the latest Debconf, but I haven't seen the video, so I don't
> know what was said (yet, I may have just found something
but I suspect that it has been stuck
in a lack of volunteer time.
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orbidden by the policy
https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-archive.html#s-main
If you find one, please file a bug so that it can be removed (either
because the Recommends wasn't really supposed to be there, or by moving
the package to contrib, if it really needs non-free softw
o.
Note that I don't believe that a free software community can do anything
to solve *this* problem, it's just something that I believe it's worth
remembering.
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if) violating a civil law (copyright) turns a company into a
criminal cartel then you are working with a criminal cartel yourself,
since Allwinner is still violating the GPL with their new processors.
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On 2016-08-25 at 10:23:04 +0200, Xavi Drudis Ferran wrote:
> El Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 09:07:13AM +0200, Elena ``of Valhalla'' deia:
> > In this specific case, additionally, the dividing line is placed in such
> > a way that IMHO gives advantages to state-sponsored attacke
in hardware, but is
very much software.
And then of course whatever comes around it (mali drivers, wifi chips,
disk firmwares, etc.)
The A20 boards are fine (for me) today because there is nothing that is
significantly more free that is able to do the same things, just like
running GNU on a pro
with the ability to connect to the internet"
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Allwinner#Installing_on_systems_that_are_not_supported_out_of_the_box
You do need a serial interface (the debian installer runs on it, because
it's the common denominator of all supported boards, and autodetecting
the output device wasn't trivial): I don't know if it is easily
available on the EOMA68 A20 board.
On 2016-07-18 at 15:20:56 +0100, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:
> > Pyra.
>
> pyra's the upgraded version of the openpandora.
and?
featurewise it's not very far from being a viable low-power laptop.
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On 2016-07-07 at 18:41:36 +0100, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:
> hey guys, you'll love this i'm sure...
> http://rhombus-tech.net/crowdsupply/eoma68_fish.png
is it a good idea to enter *that* controversy?
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nnot cope with the "jumping through hoops"
> - they haven't got time. if they really need to, they'll go buy a
> windows PC. or a mac. and that's fine. we're not catering to them,
> and neither is the FSF.
so it is fine for anybody who is not a tech expert
heck whether some bit of hardware is compatibile with free
software:
https://www.fsf.org/news/fsf-and-debian-join-forces-to-help-free-software-users-find-the-hardware-they-need
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