Too bad their website is down and the Github clone hasn't been updated in 2
years :(
I guess nobody wants to make a GPU IPCore because the patent-free designs are
too old to make into an ASIC that enough people would actually want. :/ I
guess a free GPU IPCore is unfeasible at this point,
well it was always horrible so i'd choose a different one. like the one in
the link i just sent you.
Indeed, Qubes OS is more secure by design, and very usable (I have used it).
However, it includes the firmware blobs. Qubes is designed to limit DMA
issues that may arise, especially from wireless cards and USB, and they make
the argument that you still have to trust the libre firmware. To be
I hear they're not even messing with CMYK or NDE until they port to GTK3 and
they're not going to port to GTK3 until they finish the GEGL Port.
one of them had a crazy troll. the rest had some information,
but here's what I am going to ask,
would it be a good idea in the future to make a libre version of qubesos?
or does the licensing make it impossible?
just curious.
I mean if it is extremely secure with the blobs, imagine how much
Is it slow and clunky? the only thing I don't like is when you type in search
bar for searx it takes two tries for it to go through sometimes.
Other than that though it seems like a good search engine.
Although, maybe as time passes it will get better. 10.0 version of searx is
out.
maybe
I mean old PowerVR, wouldn't the patents be expired? Also, GPL-GPU uses 90's
tech, so you might as well use references from 90's Voodoo and PowerVR.
PowerVR :-( That's horrible. It's not possible to build off PowerVR as it is
proprietary. Instead it should build off this:
https://hackaday.com/2014/08/19/open-source-gpu-released/.
Yeah, BSD is good, even Stallman doesn't see a problem with it because the
copyleft people get to play with it. I think there will be more free IPCores
that can add missing functionality. Like there could be a implementation of a
fusion of PowerVR and Voodoo design for the GPU with more
i find it slow and clunky and that it is hard to get good results. you can
set duckduckgo but the results are still bad.
My suggestion with the option 'timestamp_timeout' is only for sudo
timestamp...
...just to clarify my last post.
If i get what you want you should run the command...
man 5 sudoers
...there you should read the explanation for following sudoers option:
timestamp_timeout
But for sure feel free to ask here again
if that leaves questions for your problem!! ;)
I don't see it as necessarily a problem to use BSD licensing. For instance
the hardware might need to combine certain proprietary designs, which might
be beneficial considering the dire lack of free hardware available, and the
design might need to combine a proprietary connector for
It's BSD licensed. Sure that will make it open to ASIC designers to fork
janky shit into it, but I can see crowd funding projects on something like
Croudsupply to make a Raspberry Pi style computer and I'd like to see a
UMPC-like device running it.
Replying to the last message since I don't have the first/original
message that started this discussion.
I have experimenting with how GIMP works with color profiles, and it
seems that it can open images made with different color profiles, using
the corresponding color profiles (as long as you do
I know m8 ;)
Also update on about this post:
I have tried to contact the guy who created the cmyk proposition but he
didn't respond and I have also tired to contact the admins but not responses
either so I think the website is dead.
To bad the website had a good idea.
I wonder what
That is what I had understood: never use 'su', 'sudo -i' or 'sudo -s' then.
According to
http://www.howtogeek.com/116757/8-ways-to-tweak-and-configure-sudo-on-ubuntu/
trinux is right: setting, with 'sudo visudo', "passwd_timeout" to 0 makes
'sudo' always ask for a password.
I think it is a good idea, providing that the designs are free and all
firmware is free. This is because we need to be able to stop hardware
backdoors etc.
I think it would be great to have something that is powerful and competitive
with Intel so that we aren't dependent on them.
SU is switch user. You can do "su yourself" and switch to a new login of
"yourself". This is not something that we can make the password time out of
immediately.
For those unfamiliar, the J-Core is a free implementation of the SuperH CPU
of which was used in the Sega Saturn, Dreamcast and some old RISC servers and
their mindset is instead of paying for licensing from ARM to make a CPU, they
just collectively dump resources into an architecture who's
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