no problem.
The reason was I wanted a smallish linux that used debian. Trisquel ended up
winning till now.
I'm sure its on the site somewhere but can't find it. Whats different between
6 and 7?
I'd like to add non-free from ubuntu and maybe some other stuff. Has anyone
tried it?
I didn't pick trisquel for that reason.
sudo do-release upgrade -c
sudo: do-release: command not found
I tried installing xfce but when I select it from the session menu it does
not recognize my password. LXDE still works fine. What else do I need to do?
What versions of debian and ubuntu correspond to the current version to
trisquel?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Position-independent_code
I read the above artice. It says non-pic aware addressing is faster than pic
code. It also mentions MMU units in such a way that I wonder if it is still
necessary to compile libraries as PIC, or maybe sometimes it is and sometimes
it
Its refreshing to see someone who acknowledges absence of knowledge does not
equate with knowledge of absence.
Sorry I don't / can't.
I thought about doing a search of kernel sources for x.25 and seeing if it is
in there anywhere although there is no guarantee it is labled as such or that
x.25 is the one in question.
Someone told me that there is an antiquated networking protocol that is in
the kernel that slows it down a lot because the kernel keeps pausing to check
on that protocol even if you are not using. I think maybe it was x.25 or
something but not sure. Anyway, the story goes that the kernel
I'm not a programmer. I know you can compile an executable and if you turn on
compiler optimizations it might speed it up but also might make bugs and
limits it to one processor. Are libraries compiled? Is there any sort of
optimization that can be done to them?
I read up on refactoring.
I wanted to try recompiling my kernel with optimizations for my cpu. I've
never done it before. I thought I would post here first in case someone knows
of a concise how to or has warnings or observations. Thanks.
Hi
I'd like to add all the extra repos. I know where to go in synaptic to add
them but I'm not sure if they have to be ubunutu repos or if I can use
debian, dont know what version, dont know how to format the entry, etc. If
anyone has already done that, can you paste your entries please?
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