On Tue, 05 Feb 2013 15:57:13 -0800 (PST), Jason Self
ja...@bluehome.net
wrote:
That does seem odd indeed. Which binary blobs do the copyright holders
state are under the GPL?
Check out the kernel source code - It's all there.
Which bit of the kernel source code? There's a lot there :-)
Do
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git;a=blob;f=WHENCE;h=96142c28d3e1e6d8b9f422bef27970f58661c9e2;hb=HEAD
See
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel#Loadable_kernel_modules_and_firmware
On Wed, 6 Feb 2013 10:46:08 +0100 (CET),
mikko.viinam...@students.turkuamk.fi wrote:
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git;a=blob;f=WHENCE;h=96142c28d3e1e6d8b9f422bef27970f58661c9e2;hb=HEAD
This is completely insane; it makes no sense whatsoever. As I understand
Hi all
i am a gnu/linux enthusiast from Slovakia and i like to install trisquel 5.5
next to my gnu/linux debian.
I downloaded 64bit live-cde trisquel 5.5 brigantia with gnome desktop. I
started the ubi-installer. When i choose language, click next, then it opens
up dialog with error.
Hello,
I have a squashfs based distro in my usb stick. It is Trisquel-mini-slaine.
In the root folder of the usb stick, there is a syslinux.cfg. The contents
are below. It looks like it is for showing a grub like menu. But there is
no menu displayed while booting. Could you please help me to
Well if he does pull this off and is a success over time, then hopefully the
hard work improving accessibility for Sonar gets pushed upstream to the
Debians and the Fedoras and Archs. If it does, then good for him and his hard
work wasn't in vain.
Trisquel 6 is being released very soon (thank god) and I am curious if any of
you have tried Cinnamon. I'm thinking with Trisquel 6 that I may make the
switch over and the last few days I have been running it on an Ubuntu 12.04
box with success.
I really like that it has low memory
Hallo, i didn't use that yet, but
System Settings - Startup Applications
might be what you are looking for
I like GNOME Shell, personally. Xfce if 3D isn't available. Maybe that fork
of GNOME Fallback mentioned a while back (Consort) will turn into my 2D
choice when it's available.
Found this : Preferences-Desktop session settings
label 'Automatically started apps', but I did not find an option to add a new
app, it's more for daemons.
I added all my favorite programs to the task bar, cause autostarting ALL
programs just eat your memory and I don't need all of them at
i solved the problem. i created free new partition then the ubi-partman was
fully functional. Thanks to support on irc.
Have just had a very bad visit to the dentist but once I've recovered will
give it a go -thanks
Glad to see you got it working. Welcome to our community!
That is the complicated way to do it. You should be able to use the same
instructions for Ubuntu and it'll do all the work for you after asking a few
questions.
Thank you http://lxde.org/irc and http://wiki.lxde.org/en/LXSession was very
helpful. I was to lazy to edit everything manualy so I add Xfce desktop :) It
is as fast as LXDE but have autostart option and can use Gnome and KDE aps.
Thank you again
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/262604?c=activity
He goes on to explain the value of free software for anybody who is
questioning his motivation.
[off-topic] Intro book to GNU/Linux Free Software for non-technical users
I thought I would post the first chapter to a book I'm going to try and put
together. With the number of GNU/Linux users growing there has never been a
better time to release a book geared toward GNU/Linux with a free
Here are the topics I've thought up so far:
http://pastebin.com/BYBbDy78
By the way LXDE faster and need less memory.
I have a comment, and I'm prepared for it to not go over well:
I think you should make a serious effort to avoid polarizing language,
especially early on in the book. To be clear, I'm not at all looking to
argue the truth in calling Microsoft the arch enemy of free software. I'm
saying
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