radeon 4000
$ glxinfo | grep direct
direct rendering: Yes
$
nvidia 8400 gs
$ glxinfo | grep direct
direct rendering: Yes
$
both on debian 8 libre main.
"Extremism" boils down to "ideas and action we really don't like". In other
words, it's a meaningless propaganda phrase much like "intellectual
property". I remember someone demonstrating just how meaningless it is to
call someone an "extremist" by saying something like, "I'll use whatever
Extremism does not equal violence; an extreme action is any excessive action,
meaning any action that goes beyond what is necessary to achieve one's stated
goal, and the actions taken by the founder of Libreboot are definitely
extreme, by that definition. Firstly, because we have not yet
One swap partition can be shared between several GNU/Linux distributions.
However, I believe hibernation becomes a problem (for sure running another
distribution after hibernating does not allow to recover). Besides
hibernation, the swap can be emptied (although it is not necessary) between
A binary language is a language with two letters that are usually denoted "0"
and "1". Two letters always are enough: a mapping can be defined from any
other alphabet to (long-enough) sequences of "0" and "1". Most digital
systems use that language: on a CD, 500 nm wide pits and lands
> can someone tell me how to change the wifi password/wifi name in librecmc?
The same way as it is done in OpenWRT. So, you could use OpenWRT wiki:
https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/wireless
You need to edit /etc/config/wireless file using vi, could be done through
ssh
The same way as it is done in OpenWRT. So, you could use OpenWRT wiki:
https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/wireless
You need to edit /etc/config/wireless file using vi, could be done through
ssh
If that is the only line output, then there is no error. This line just
explains, at the beginning of the log what "(WW)" means, what "(EE)" means,
etc.
Calling people "extremists" implies they are willing to use violence to
achieve their goals.
I don´t think that it necessarily means that an extremist will use
violence, I think it means that the person will do everything to achieve its
goal. But I don´t think Stallman would do sth.
"I would not call RMS an extremist, I would call him persistent."
I agree. Also, I would not call RMS an opponent of "intellectual property", I
could call him an opponent of proprietary software, because like the term
"extremist", the phrase "intellectual property" is NewSpeak, has no
That's a given with the harassment claims against Ruben and Trisquel being
his side project.
how many high-level languages are there? are Bash and Python in that
category? Often I see many programming code names like those, so I imagine
they're part of that whole group.
Keep at it. One day people will say things like this to you. You will be just
as amazed as I am when people say them to me ;)
https://www.xkcd.com/627/
"GNOME System Log" is just a log viewer, by default in Trisquel (not Mini).
Assuming it really is installed on your system, you can launch it from the
terminal or from the Alt+F2 prompt:
$ gnome-system-log
LightDM is Trisquel's default display manager. It is automatically launched
when the
I didn't find anything called LightDM.
Yes, when I saw this I thought pretty much what onpon4 said. I wish them
luck, but the price is definitely steep. The low price was a big
selling-point of the EOMA for me, even at the cost of high performance.
There literally are countless high-level programming languages. Most of them
are unpopular though. Bash and Python are high-level programming languages.
They are not compiled though, i.e., Bash/Python programs are not turned into
executables (written in the assembly language that the
I never knew about the Alt-F2 thing! How useful! Thanks for sharing that tip.
I have thought for a while that it would be great if something like that
could be built into the taskbar in GNU/Linux desktops in some way, so new
GNU/Linux users can see what's going on under the hood, and run
> extremism
You wanna know what extremism is? Putting ketchup on effing spaghetti! I saw
it with my own two eyes, I kid you not, to this day I have still not managed
to recover.
ketchup on spaghetty.. I mean, gee, what's next, pourin' cocacola in your
soup?
My god, people are goofy.
sure thing, you are not the first to ask me this, apparently that was an
issue with alsa in the past, not anymore, not here at least.
do you still get per application audio controls?
neat, thanks
It didn't explain anything. I went to the documents, found some logs, have to
find which one might show any info about the screen prob.
> One way to know the number of your swap partition (parted)
or, without sudo, lsblk, so you save 5 seconds of your time :)
pulseaudio is buggy as hell on the current stable version of Debian. I
confirmed this with several different laptops and desktops. At first I
searched for a solution to fix it, then I realized all trouble goes away (and
with absolutely no downsides) when you apply a "apt purge pulseaudio).
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