This doesn't surprise me one bit.
Let's Necro this thread!
Try contacting a libreboot seller and maybe you will get a good answer.
Just don't contact libiquity via email, pehjota is a nice guy, but he is slow
to respond sometimes.
I did order from him so I have an idea of that. ;)
I have seen this happen before myself, without messing with the bios and only
messing with the software side. Debian testing/devuan testing back when
version stretch was in testing status.
I think I have also seen this happen in trisquel 7.
It is/was annoying.
Reset loops yes.
I had a t420 before, it would be awesome if the me was 95% clean because then
the wifi card could be changed.
How would I do that? can anyone confirm if this is true, and that would be
cool.
Except the intel me would still be somewhat on...
Yep, Your not alone in this regard.
I am enjoying it, I still post here from time to time, but yeah. It's good.
:)
Hyperbola and Freenix are both good non-systemd distros. I never used
Freenix, but Hyperbola I indeed have and I love it.
First he should check to see if it even can have coreboot put on it. That's
my opinion anyways.
That's odd, 98euros seems like alot...
Not trying to be rude,
I got mine for less. Of course I did install librecmc myself, but it wasn't
really hard.
I am puzzled.
Either way, there are a lot of those routers. So it does make sense to sell
them with librecmc on them.
;)
But, isn't webgl a security risk?
Well, I gotta agree, you did sound condescending and it surprised me that you
of all people made that last comment, you usually don't do that on here from
what I know..
but yeah, I don't really like or trust systemd. But its not really due to
errors, its the unknown which I know nothin
Just wondering, are you referring to gnu/linux before the 2000s?
or in general?
That aside, desktop environments I think are lightweight/stable.
XFCE and LXQT are good ones,
LXQT is ugly, but meh... it works fine when I tried it recently.
Love/hate issue with it though.
XFCE is what I enjoy
does the original one not have a free bootloader? If so, you are correct.
Interesting, I had no idea. I wonder if it is more expensive in other
countries...
Just so you know, wdnr3800 has only two versions. Both supported, one is
china and one is not. Unless they made new ones since I got mine.
Does librecmc remove all blobs from it? just wondering.
Ah, okay. so it happens with bsd, unix and the rest? The rest of course,
being "The really untrustworthy ones."
Out of curiosity what is your favorite desktop environment? I like xfce4
because it is lightweight, almost as much as lxqt/lxde but with one notable
difference: there is a way
I suppose its possible that it had to do with the meltdown/spectre patches
for linux-libre/linux-libre-lts...
When those bugs were discovered, for at least a few months I had trouble
having that same issue. My x200 libreboot froze quite a few times. Even when
using Hyperbola.
I dunno if
That is interesting, so I was wise to get the X200 then. Probably more
battery life to the X200 I imagine. Maybe by one or two hours.
Nope you misunderstood, I may have phrased it wrong though so let me be
clear:
My x200 froze quite a few times even when using Hyperbola, (Correct)
When I said this however:
"Systemd may or may not be the culprit"
I was talking to the OP more than anything
Sorry if I wasn't clear about this
Ah, thanks for clarifying. It is a shame though that you don't have a
disributor to buy them from who lives in america to send them to you for a
good price. :(
I thought that was the case though.
Not quite, I do care about program size.
Because most likely, the larger the program size, the more ram used which
means...
More battery life used.
And that I care about a whole lot.
Or if its related to gnome/mate, disable the beep by removing the screen
reader app.
It was annoying for me too.
I think that will do well for people. I like that idea. I am sure people here
will buy more now!
Really? I got mine for 40$?
In any case Leah's new price tag isn't too far out of my interest if I need
another one. :)
At least until some whack jobs solve this problem by giving it like 1 million
hours plus and then releasing his source code somewhere under a libre
license... until then, it will not happen.
Even this might not be enough to fix intel's garbage. I think the better
option is just to ditch in
Cool, I am thinking of getting one.
There is one even better way, look for a router that has all versions
supported. Such as the netgear wndr3800.
It has two different versions, one for china, one for everything else so
yeah.
But, both are supported so yeah.
:)
I believe the only versions of virtualbox that was free was from 4.0-4.2.
Although virt-manager is way, way better than anything else.
Ah, good ol orca, always a pain in the ass lol.
I think they should at least lower the sound of orca to 50% at least or do
like parabola/hyperbola and have a seperate version with it enabled.
Virt-manager is a good one.
If you have to use a chromium based browser, use iridium browser. Supposedly
that one is free software.
Do you have an x200 already if so I would assume you would have to do
research.
If not just buy from minifree.org
I wouldn't say virtualbox is totally non-free, just that damn open watcom
compiler part for the most part. and yes, virtualbox is non-free, (it was
only free ifrom 4.0 till 4.2.)
Virt-manager is what I use, its easy to figure out and it has none of
virtualbox's bloat.
Qemu is a lot harder
Listen to Vikings, my solid state drive for my x200 is one of those.
That is the better answer in my opinon too, some firefox derivative such as
iceweasel-uxp or waterfox with all non-free stuff disabled or icecat/abrowser
better.
Of course only two of those work on other gnu/linux distros.
Pity...
Anything with webextensions just seems like a bad idea at th
You are indeed very generous, I am surprised you would do this, but what a
blessing for those who want those routers in the EU/UK.
:)
Hmm... I never have had that problem with suspend even with trisquel 7.
Trisquel 8 I imagine could be different, but more than likely its something
of a bug.
Hibernate however works very badly on trisquel 7, so I assume the same can be
said for trisquel 8.
Meh, who cares if popcorn time is legal or not? Copyright is abused to death
anyhow and quite frankly is being taken to the umph extreme.
Calling it piracy is just dumb.
Since when has sharing a copy of any software caused a ship to sink? Since
when does it cause lots of people to die? Or be
in 2014 I was using trisquel up until, I think 2016, then I changed to Debian
jessie and switched sometimes with testing, then Devuan jessie sometimes
though moving to its form of stretch, ascii... and then follow back to one
years ago exactly I switched to Hyperbola, which I haven't tried h
The below helps once you install Hyperbola:
rc-update add lvm boot
rc-update add dmcrypt boot
rc-update add mdraid boot
rc-update add cronie default
rc-update add elogind default
rc-update add alsasound default
rc-update add sshd default
rc-update add NetworkManager default
rc-update add syslog
PS, this is the wrong part of the forum for this thread... I think this
should be moved to Freedom misc.
That is something a mod would do.
Yup.
The reason, I am writing this thread, IS I AM TIRED OF YOU fuckers thinking
you have the right to thumb me down everytime I make any comment you see as
critical of systemd.
I am done with this infernal forum, you people have crossed the line for the
last time.
See here:
https://trisque
Just delete all my posts and threads on this website, I can no longer trust
myself being on here.
PS,
I was foolish, forget I exist.
David, delete this and all other threads of mine/posts.
Nobody knows... ;)
I would like what your suggesting, but, there is one thing that needs to be
done,
decide whether it would be Short term, or long term... for the fork...
Personally I think it would be good to have a short term and a long term
version.
But, different developers working on each obviously...
Hibernate sometimes doesn't work but suspend works on trisquel 7 so i don't
see why it would be a problem...
I really hope it doesn't have to come to that with hibernate, as for suspend
it shouldn't need to happen at all.
Yep I noticed this as well...
This sounds like microsoft in a nutshell...
A screaming kicking spoiled child. ;)
I wouldn't dual boot if possible, but if you need it, I would recommend
running windows if you have to... through
virtual machines... if at all... not sure if virtualbox is still nonfree at
this point, but it is better to use
nonfree software like virtualbox through firetools (a sandboxing
I second that ;)
Purism is about as free as well, ubuntu. so yeah... don't trust them.
Eoma68 is one thought, but I wish they had a smaller size like 13 inches or
12 inches or 10 or 11 inches
but 13 or 12 is optimal.
You are hilarious, thanks for cheering me up with your crazy trolling.
I needed that.
To be honest, The talos workstation idea was doomed I Feel like for one
important reason.
if it wasn't a desktop, I believe they may have had a chance. ;)
But really... who wants something that you cannot bring with you for prices
that are 10x higher than eoma68.
Which bare in mind, is a l
Is linux libre 4.9 stable?
some odd error occurs with dmar. on trisquel 7. Let me know if you have seen
it.
Skype was better off in googles hands than microsoft's...
Oh my god, did I just say that?
wow...
Imagine that.
That is truly frightening. To think that anything can be more terrifying than
google. :(
Dunno about kingston pendrives, but I am curious if you used dd to burn the
iso to the usb drive.
Hopefully you get your answer though from someone else merely by me posting.
Oh lala, Virtual reality is such a bad idea. IT will give people bad ideas
and make them not be able to know the difference between virtual and actual
reality.
Regardless though, I doubt most people will get this simple fact. or the fact
that your eyes will go blind quicker.
All in all, V
I agree with you.
Although your name makes it hard to take what you just said seriously.
Shenanigans heh.
But as for autoboot, I saw it a while ago, and I have no interest...
Meh, I suppose it is a simplistic view, but for the sake of the human race,
you best hope I am wrong.
Do you actually play pokemon go?
Or are you trolling. ;)
I ask because pokemon go CANNOT possibly be free software.
Animation > Reality
Graphics wise this is indeed true why else did that N
I don't think so. Although, Abrowser is good too.
What I meant is being open source is better than being proprietary, but yes
when I read your post, I have to agree
with you, neither one is good. Free software is the best case scenario.
Although, Google as much as I dislike some
of their stances, you can at least reverse engineer their cra
hmmm... I don't know. I think reinstalling after you get all your important
files onto a flash drive is a good idea.
Then of course updating to wily Linux libre, is the next step
Yeah... this is most definitely trolling on your part. heh.
You are probably right, unless you do gaming. or use virtualization.
but I am curious, do you use a 64 bit or 32 bit operating system?
Bump
Necro style!
That may be why you think that. Although I may be mistaken. I am not
entirely sure if there is a difference between how much 32 bit and 64 bit eat
up ram.
Enlighten me if I am wrong.
Any thoughts if nextcloud will be better than owncloud? On an unrelated note
though, nextcloud is going to be developed more in the open.
What are your thoughts about that?
I got it installed currently.
I second this!
I don't think the fsf should or will compromise,
but... I also think that a debian trisquel would be a good idea to switch to
not now, but whenever debian 10 comes out.
That's just my thought though.
Trisquel will support arm when trisquel 8 comes out.
Hope Luke Leighington knows this. :)
There is one other way, that I know sometimes works if you want a way that
involves free software.
Greasemonkey + viewtube.
Well, Ubuntu 16.04 supports arm. So it is very likely trisquel 8 will also.
:)
I use Abrowser mostly so I think I agree with that being the default. Icecat
is good too if updated often enough...
Icedove should be the email client because it is an easy one to use. Claws is
too difficult for beginners.
Hexchat would make a good irc chat addition. not that it is necessar
Agreed Mappack, but Unfortunately as I hope you know, Leah has become enraged
at trisquel for what I must assume are unfounded reasoning. If only Coreboot
had a better fork to replace Libreboot. That or Leah coming to her senses...
which ever is more likely.
Alas, I agree with you Minifree is beginning to fall from where it was.
I wish she would change her ways, but alas to no avail...
And I Thought your attacks on eoma68-A20, Think Penguin and Luke were bad...
Well... I guess I am starting to see that what we currently are looking at is
so much
I also tried Jitsi, it didn't work as well as I would like, with crapbook in
particular.
I would agree with everything you say although, I don't know what anyone can
do to help her regain her sanity.
She is thinking very irrationally which puzzles me.
If imac 5,2 works for libreboot, tell the libreboot devs how you did it.
Rockbox perhaps?
http://www.rockbox.org/
Yes, Lets hope for a good 2017.
Linux libre 4.9 should be Trisquel 8's kernel.
That is what I think. mhm...
Feel free to email me when it is beta. and this goes for anyone who wants to.
When it is beta, i will try it. until then, no way in Hell... will i do that.
yes it does, I have seen the website. so yep.
Parabola is a rolling release and in my experience, they break easily when
they are Rolling RELEASE!
which makes me wonder why microsoft made windows 10 rolling RELEASE...
its like they said, we want the newest and latest and greatest even if it
causes most people's computers to break.
and
Dunno, it is bizarre though.
Ah okay, but it is missing things isn't it?
I still though want to wait till beta. at least, just in case. :) I wonder
how many months it will be before that.
Well I figured as much, I do have my important files on other storage
devices, I just wondered in general, if it could be a hazard to my
computer... ie, doing irreversible damage if I installed it directly on my
computer...
thanks for the advice though. :)
Easy, I wasn't trying to anger you.
I just was trying to figure out if it was safe to install on my machine
directly. ie if it could do irreversible damage, but now that you have
answered me. I am satisfied.
No need to take it personally.
When it is beta i will install directly probably.
trying running it on a live usb or live cd.
The synaptic package manager is not existant at the moment. But it is
interesting to look at. :)
"But the software and the licenses are basically the same."
That was my point.
Libre software is so much better though.
Security and privacy wise. That is why I choose free software over crappy
proprietary software and even open source software.
Yes you have a good point, I guess I was saying when it was under google's
control you could use it through free software more safely and securely, but
I was mostly wrong, to think that.
I say mostly, because microsoft probably is/and has made such a product ten
times worse.
Given microso
Okay, My bad. I misread you.
Thanks for telling me that.
I apologize for my ignorance.
I know a lot less about programming than you.
Hence my suggestion that intel me in the later generations could have some
miracle happen where someone reverse
engineers it to remove it completely on another thread.
I have installed p
Try thinkpenguin. That is your best bet.
Nah, I think people just are tired of waiting and until then some people are
staying away.
I would buy that considering the synaptic package manager is missing.
It's a mixed bag. On the one hand github stores a version of wire that is
licensed gpl3.
But on on the other hand if you read their legal terms, it becomes somewhat
confusing.
https://wire.com/legal/#licenses
shows me that it may not be as free as we think...
Rather odd, wouldn't you say
Did you read the terms part though?
"7.4 Restrictions. You shall not connect to or use the Apps, the Site and/or
the Service in any way that is not expressly permitted by this ToU.
a. You may not: (a) remove any proprietary notices from the Service or any
copy of software provided to you by
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