Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
>
> Should I use woody instead ? "testing" has broken deps (debianutils wants
> libc6 >2.1.97 while 2.1.3-13 is to be installed)
woody _is_ testing ;)
You may try unstable aka sid.
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Michel Dänzer wrote:
>
> Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
> >
> > Should I use woody instead ? "testing" has broken deps (debianutils wants
> > libc6 >2.1.97 while 2.1.3-13 is to be installed)
>
> woody _is_ testing ;)
>
> You may try unstable aka s
exactly happened?
> I may try building from source in a little while. Should I
> get official sources or the apt-get sources?
Source debs of course. You don't want to pollute your Debian with uncontrolled
software do you? :)
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sting now (just learned that from DWN), but
it most certainly wasn't a couple weeks ago. You probably got it when woody
was still unstable, like I did.
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7;s strange; "r128" works
for me like it should (the ati driver should listen to the "r128" and "radeon"
aliases).
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t seen it mentioned
> yet, so I thought I'd pipe up.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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ve any power. I'd try half a
> minute or a minute as a minimum.
Okay, so that's why you have one minute in pwrctl. :)
Thanks to you too for your suggestions!
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logging to. some entries in the
> default syslog.conf are already set this way. turning off the -- MARK --
> thing would probably help to.
Thanks for the suggestions!
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DVD ROM very seldom and AFAICT it's off or at least in standby most
of the time, but thanks for the hint anyway.
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n't be too radical but will get you
everything you want soon.
unstable (sid) is not for the faint of heart.
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you bug the
author(s) about it. :)
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he question is why
r128_drv.o gets loaded directly in the first place. "r128" and "radeon" in the
Device Section should both load the ati driver now. I hope you are in fact
using the 4.0.2 XFree86 binary?
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;
> The original Debian-theme, 640x480, from the website works fine.
This is a problem for Pismos and recent iBooks because aty128fb can't use
anything else than the panel resolution yet.
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Gjermund Gusland Thorsen wrote:
>
> I compiled my kernel with these options:
>
> CONFIG_IP_MASQUERADE=y
> CONFIG_IP_MASQUERADE_ICMP=y
> CONFIG_IP_MASQUERADE_MOD=y
> CONFIG_IP_MASQUERADE_IPAUTOFW=m
> CONFIG_IP_MASQUERADE_IPPORTFW=m
> CONFIG_IP_MASQUERADE_MFW=m
>
> and insmod?ed the modulebased ke
(2.2.18). Also, his machine is literally identical to
> mine aside from the video board (both of us have a UMAX S900),
> although his video board *did* work in my machine some time
> back with an older XF4 release (it used to be my card).
Some Mach64 based chips cause problems with 2.2 ker
Branden Robinson wrote:
>
> On Sat, Jan 06, 2001 at 01:23:32AM +0100, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> > jingai wrote:
> > > And I was specifying "r128" in the Device section before this release,
> > > which worked up until now. "ati" works fine though, s
I tried
> compiling the source but ran into trouble. A deb binary or source
> package would be real nice!
Alienated RPMs have worked fine for me so far.
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gp
>
> What is wrong?
The r128 DRM currently only builds and works with agpgart. Just disable it for
now.
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stalling. ;) Anyway, as your
setup looks very safe against getting completely broken in the progress, you
should always be able to ask back here if they should show up.
Good luck and welcome to Debian,
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on't remember which - look in /etc/X11/) to use it.
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drag hundreds of packages behind alost immediately.
Michel
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nts to *remove everything*. This seems very wrong to me. What's going on
> here
gnome-bin depends on esound.
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supposed to, for some reason?
> Can someone give me appropriate pointers? A config
> file, perhaps?
Do you have Opion "UseFBDev" in Section "Device"? You need that.
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ill clicks and pops.
How sure are you that the clicks and pops come from the speakers? My HD also
makes some funny noise from time to time... :)
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Bastien Nocera wrote:
>
> Quoting Michel Dänzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > Christian Pernegger wrote:
> >
> > > Even though it says on penguinppc.org that the ati(r128)
> > > driver from XFree 4.0.2 should work out-of-the-box, it
> > >
ey're in unstable. If you want to get them from the archive directly,
they're in the pool.
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sting robot scripts which are being worked
out).
But you can grab the debs directly from the pool, it should install.
Michel
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Michel Lanners wrote:
>
> On 1 Jan, this message from Michel Dänzer echoed through cyberspace:
> > Any suggestions how I can find out what accesses my disk every few seconds
> > and thus keeps me from powering it down?
>
> Replying late, and I didn't read all of
reen depths without success.
This is perfectly normal behaviour for an X server without any clients. How do
you start it? What window manager or desktop environment would you like to
use? Have you installed it?
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fferent one from console which is
incompatible. The fbdev driver probably uses the default one.
Michel (who actually doesn't like to speculate ;)
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>
> Mode "800x600"
> # D: 40.000 MHz, H: 37.879 kHz, V: 60.317 Hz
> DotClock 40.001
> HTimings 800 858 986 1056
> VTimings 600 601 605 628
> Flags"+HSync" "+VSync"# Warning: XFree86 doesn't support accel
>
> En
chip. I'm forwarding this to the ati driver
maintainer.
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ide. What am I missing that I can't get
> 16-bit color using v4.0.2 as I did using v3.3.6?
What's the problem with 16 bit? Have you tried both depth 16 and 15?
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e best thing to do? Just stay with what I have, or get
> back to the standard Unstable system?
What about testing? Granted, there are problems getting X4 in, but I think
it's a good compromise if you want to avoid the pitfalls of unstable.
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would be greatly appreciated. I don't want to go back to LinuxPPC!
Who does? ;)
Michel
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Are there no security-updates jet available for sid, or is it just me, being
> wrong?
There are only security updates for stable. Packages with security holes in
unstable are just replaced with new versions, which isn't possible in stable,
hence it needs the security updates.
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> > It's the same.
>
> Nope, it's not. fbset 0 does nothing useful. fblevel 0 would be equivalent
> to fblevel off though.
Should it? I just tried fblevel off; fblevel 10 and it remained black. Blindly
typing fblevel 10 again didn't help. Only when I issued fble
There is no libdb.so* anywhere on my system. Where can I get one?
Have you tried building it yourself?
Michel
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sable it for running X?
Michel
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much faster and have more features though.
Michel
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Grant Miller wrote:
>
> On Wed, Jan 24, 2001 at 04:29:48PM +0100, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> > Grant Miller wrote:
> > >
> > > Could someone with a pismo (PowerBook G3) send me their XF86Config for
> > > 3.3.6 (not XFree 4)? I need the modlines and settings
ption "UseFBDev" or Option "ProgramFPRegs" "No"?
>
> I've used the Option "UseFBDev" without any luck.
Please post the relevant parts of XF86Config and describe what happens.
Are you running aty128fb in console?
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to get
there or install it manually.
Michel
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he box with dpkg-buildpackage -b -rfakeroot,
> > otherwise ask on the debian-x list.
> But which package, X in debian has quite a few (ok I am bit dumb, I just
> don't know X very well)
All the basic X packages are built from the xfree86 source package.
> > Another option woul
Frank Weis wrote:
>
> On Wednesday 24 January 2001 12:34, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> > Frank Weis wrote:
> > > does anybody know how to disable the internal CLGD5434 in a
> > > Motorola Powerstack 604? I'd love to run X on this machine but
> > > kernels b
.[23] as a workaround.
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Macs use something like
vmode:x . I don't know what would be a suited mode for you, can someone else
please help?
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ode in PPC, the addressing is changed
> so you have to use something like *(addr + (3-addr%4) to get the right
> byte (i hope i got it right, its still early here)
What about adapting the macros then?
Michel
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I mean that the r128 part of the driver is using a way of calculating the
> pitch that is different from what it was before.
Very unlikely. The r128 part is basically the same as the old r128 driver. It
does all device dependent stuff.
Michel
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Frank Weis wrote:
>
> On Wednesday 24 January 2001 19:43, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> > Frank Weis wrote:
> > > On Wednesday 24 January 2001 12:34, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> > > > Frank Weis wrote:
> > > > > does anybody know how to disable the internal
Bastien Nocera wrote:
>
> Quoting Michel Dänzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > Bastien Nocera wrote:
> >
> > > I also upgraded my iBook Firewire to sid, and I have the same pb as
> > > Michael Hope and Christian Pernegger.
> > > Pitch i
eclared identifier is reported only once
> drmP.h:145: for each function it appears in.)
> drmP.h:145: parse error before string constant
> drmP.h:151: parse error before string constant
> drmP.h:157: parse error before string constant
Disable DRM.
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seFBDev?
>
> I tried it a few days ago. No change, except for the server printing a
> big size warning about blowing up your flat panel :)
Strange, it worked for Bastien - did you really disable UseFBDev?
Michel
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file or directory
>
> Any hints?
The library has been renamed to libgnomeole2.so.0 . I made a symlink.
Michel
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- a lot of people asked about Rage128 PR support on the Xpert
list. Kevin: please send me the patch so I can submit it for inclusion in
XFree86.
Michel
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Charles Brunet wrote:
> I wonder why there is no mol package in debian? Is there somewhere I could
> find it? If not, where could I find how to build a deb package from the
> source?
I use an alienated RPM.
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without too much trouble :) Thanks!
ATZ works on my Pismo.
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etwork hardware as the other G4s so I don't
see why it shouldn't work.
> and if the platform is stable.
It is in my experience.
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llows to control the speaker volume. I use the GKrellM
volume plugin or gmix for that.
Michel
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only have a
Display Subsection for 32...
> The Xserver seems to be rather slow. Is that expected?
Yes, it's unaccelerated. X 4.x (hint: it's in testing now! :) has a well
accelerated driver.
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bian package
> to give to apt-get source --compile to get X4 compiled. I seem to be
> unable to find that by myself.
I already told you the name is 'xfree86' ;)
Anyway, why don't you upgrade to testing? It has X4 now.
Michel
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Joongul Lee wrote:
> I have attached the /var/log/XFree86.0.log below.
Make sure you have the line
BusID "PCI:0:16:0"
in Section "Device" of the XF86Config.
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rote their own system to work around bugs in dl* systems on
> non-Linux OSses, which is something we don't have to care about.
That's not the whole truth. The XFree86 module loader allows for platform
independence.
Michel
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Sven LUTHER wrote:
> > Anyway, why don't you upgrade to testing? It has X4 now.
>
> Does it ?
>
> i didn't see it there yet, just checked, but then i may have missed it ?
It's in testing on ftp-master. Wait for your mirror to catch up.
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uildpackage -b -rfakeroot . It will still build from the beginning,
but at least leave out the unpacking of the source.
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Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
>
> On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> > Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
> > > On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Sven LUTHER wrote:
> > > > On Fri, Jan 26, 2001 at 06:00:12PM +0100, Michael Schmitz wrote:
> > > > > > > So
type" (notice the missing "2"). Making a symlink from
> freetype to freetype2 didn't help though.
>
> I live on a 500MHz G4 with a clean Debian potato install and working XF3.
>
> Any ideas?
Either ask on the debian-x list or upgrade to testing.
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ea how to fix it?
Add at least one of these lines to the Device Section:
Option "UseFBDev"
Option "ProgramFPRegs" "No"
As already mentioned n+1 times on this list...
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running on a Wallstreet or Lombard.
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or evolution become usable).
I also use Netscape Messenger, but I have it wrap lines at 78 characters, it
works reliably. Set it up in the Messages dialog in the Mail & Newsgroups
preferences.
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C
too fast' errors.
I wonder what that termwrap thingie is all about...
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r building my own kernel
> w/ airport support? I currently use 2.2.17preXX on a PowerBook Firewire.
Paulus' kernel has an airport driver.
rsync -arvz penguinppc.org::linux-2.4-paulus
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effort). This
way it wraps the lines 100% reliably.
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PS: I'm not subscribed to -user .
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are only (official) CD images for released versions.
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quot;no"
instead of UseFBDev. The fbdev support seems to be broken somehow. If you
still want to use it for some reason, change the vertical and horizontal
refresh regions in the Monitor section such that it rejects all modes and uses
the one from console.
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as a text file.
And that's what it is. You have to edit it with an editor.
Do you confuse XF86Config with xf86config?
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t; What does everyone think?
Maybe it would make more sense to add this to an existing package like
pmac-utils?
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use only packages without
too many serious bugs get in there. Even unstable has been usable for me for
the last two years, but of course the definition for 'usable' is different for
everyone. ;)
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n
Depth 32 isn't currently available in X4. 32 bpp is the default with depth 24
for most drivers.
I hope this isn't just confusing *grin*
Thanks for sharing your experience.
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> except the device is allocated /dev/sda. i messed with it for a very
>
> So does a camera really qualify as a mass storage device then?
Some do, I was also amazed by that. And it makes a lot of sense too, you can
just copy the files to and from.
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as as portable storage - where's the
> camfs ?
:)
But I wonder if that's even necessary? When setting up a Sony cam for my gf's
father, I just had to install the standard Windoze USB mass storage drivers
and it worked - does this imply the cam uses FAT? Or some kind of g
ather, I just had to install the standard Windoze USB mass storage
> > drivers and it worked - does this imply the cam uses FAT? Or some kind of
> > generic USB FS?
>
> FAT, as the dumbest common denominator for sure. But I was thinking 'store
> regular data on the camera instead o
ited X86 Config and changed path from dev/mouse to dev/usbmouse,
> but the result was the same.
Have you tried /dev/input/mice and protocol "ImPS/2" ?
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Andrei Verovski wrote:
> Now I have default window manager running, but nothing else. How to tell
> Gnome start automatically? Also, some kind of GUI login would be nice.
apt-get install gdm
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ering why Gnome have not been installed by default, I have
> selected it in installer...
It was probably installed before but not set up right to get started with
startx. gdm is not installed with the task-gnome-desktop package.
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dselect says it is obsolete).
I asked the maintainer and he says he removed it on advise from the security
team because even the latest upstream version had too many bugs and holes. :(
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tter. The only way I can think of is to get the XFree86
4.0.2 source, enable the "CRTOnly" option in r128_driver.c, build and use
that.
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Tovar wrote:
>* What kernel and/or what driver runs the ix3D properly (if any)?
What graphics chip does it have? If you don't know, please post the output of
'lspci|grep VGA'.
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^^
Either put a higher value here (only if your monitor supports it! You have
been warned) or put other modes in the Display Subsection. If everything
fails, put "default" as a mode there. That will make it use the mode from
console.
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modifications in his tree integrated into XFree86. Dan even tried to integrate
them into the Debian packages a few months ago but gave up as they broke with
every new version. It's a pain that nobody can be expected to bear.
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of mine apparently didn't.
> Can anybody using pump tell me how they have it configured?
/etc/pump.conf:
retries 3
/etc/default/pump
IFACES="eth0 airport"
PS: You could try building the current pump yourself, or get it here:
http://people.debian.org/~daenzer/pump_0.8.3-
Mike Fedyk wrote:
>
> I get colorful gibberish instead of a working fte window.
>
> Is there any way to fix this? It has an ATI Mach64.
Please share a bit of needed information (fbset -i should give most).
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se.
Have you discussed your approach of forking and then submitting one big patch
before release with the core XFree86 developers? Let's just hope it will work
better than with the Linux kernel...
> The patches will get in at the appropriate time.
May I ask why it didn't wo
Sergio Brandano wrote:
> I have the same computer,
No, you don't:
> > My Powerbook G3 / 400 is detected as Type 12 : Ibook.
^^^
Michael has a Pismo. Sleep isn't supported for those by the kernel yet.
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gt; > ATI Rage-128 video card in it - but I see the boot process is picking both
> > video cards up quite fine.
>
> Damn. Forget that. Removing the 2nd ATI card fixed it. Should have tried
> that before shooting off the email. My apologies.
That's strange though - have y
the BK tree, I believe.
So I've been running an experiment for some time now... might explain some
oddities like ldconfig sporadically dying with an illegal instruction. :)
If only the airport driver and/or Iain's dmasound driver were in the bk tree,
and rsync would work again...
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>
> I see on the non-free/binary-powerpc/web/
> the netscape 4.6 and 4.7 packages. communicator packages are also here.
>
> how could I install netscape.
apt-cache search communicator-smotif
will probably yield communicator-smotif-46 for potato and
communicator-smotif-4
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locally but not to the Internet.
> (there is no error message, the recipients just never receive it).
mailq shows nothing either?
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Earthling Michel Dänzer (MrCooper)\ Debian GNU/Linux (powerpc) developer
CS student, Free Software enthusiast \XFree86 and DRI project member
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> 3 - Is it possible to find console fonts larger than 8x16?
I find SUN12x22 nice for big resolutions, but I prefer an 8x16 font on my
Pismo.
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CS student, Free Software enthusi
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