I have an Acer ASPIRE M5 481T and can't adjust the screen brightness. It came
with windows 8 pre-installed which I removed.
I used xbacklight and got No outputs have backlight property
Tried setpci -s 00:02.0 f4.b=XX without success.
Also changed the bootloader parameters with
LibrePlanet says the PCI card is not supported by LinuxLibre
http://libreplanet.org/wiki/LinuxLibre:ATM_SOLOS
Two proprietary firmware blobs are involved. One of them is a FPGA
bitstream. According to the free hardware people they can only be synthesized
with proprietary software so the
On Sun, 17 Nov 2013 11:06:43 +0100 (CET)
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I have an Acer ASPIRE M5 481T and can't adjust the screen brightness.
It came with windows 8 pre-installed which I removed.
I used xbacklight and got No outputs have backlight property
Tried setpci -s 00:02.0 f4.b=XX without success.
During my old days i cannot type on my computer because i haven't yet studied
lesson about typing. My father teach how the steps and techniques how. And
now i can type fast. http://www.spectra.com/
The majority of Linux Format staff have walked out and are trying to start
their own magazine through funding:
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/linux-voice/
If only they renamed it to GNU/Linux Voice.
You can also try this which worked with my Asus Eee PC 1005PE:
Modify your /etc/default/grub configuration file to include acpi_osi=Linux
parameter on the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT line and reboot. So, if it looks
like this:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=quiet splash
Make it look like this:
Other that the naming issue, it seems to be better that Linux Format. They
say they will give 50% of their profits back to the community and that the
community chooses where the money goes. So the community can direct at least
some of the money to supporting free software.
They also
So... is there any way I can connect to ADSL using free {soft,firm}ware?
If not, that's disappointing. In that case, could someone recommend the
least bad solution? ADSL and 56k are the only two connection methods
available to me, and realistically I can't get by with dialup speed, so it
Produced using non-free software (Adobe InDesign), articles about non-free
games (Minecraft), likes Ubuntu, calls self Linux Voice not GNU Voice or
GNU/Linux Voice.
This has potential, but there are big weaknesses.
Any community centered around Linux is destined to go astray. Not because
of using the name Linux instead of GNU/Linux, but because it only loosely
ties the community to what actually matters: free software. Inevitably, not
only systems like Ubuntu and Mint, but even systems like SteamOS
Hey everyone.
Don't get me wrong, I have been a heavy user of Tor and OTR for some time now
in my day to day life. But when it came to smartphone, I used to feel ok with
using CM (replicant was unsupported) and F-Droid repositories. But when I
think of HOW a smartphone works, it seems
You should try to avoid other methods of spying, but if you can't avoid all
of them, avoiding the ones you can is still worth it in my opinion. Giving up
because it might not be working would be rather like not bothering to encrypt
e-mails because recipients might be using proprietary
So... is there any way I can connect to ADSL using free
{soft,firm}ware?
Short of getting a big research grant to test all the ADSL routers
with GPL software in existence there is no way of answering that.
SoC manfuacturers are crap, to give you an idea there's probably over
a thousand
Thankyou but I have decided to use the standard version of Trisquel instead
which does not give this issue with my modem.
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