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Re: [gNewSense-users] Is Debian now fully free? (Dennis Worthem)
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Paul Roge |
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Re: [gNewSense-users] Is Debian now fully free? (Dennis Worthem) |
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Wed, 14 Dec 2011 12:56:10 -0500 |
> Do you mind giving a status update on gNewSense 3.0?
I have the same question.
After installing gnewsense parkes (same as gnewsense 3.0, right?) on a yeeloong
laptop via debootstrap, the system seems to work fine. It would appear to be a
replicate of debian squeeze with a few packages removed. This is what I have
encountered thus far that in my opinion could be improved...
* include libreoffice (available in debian backport, openoffice isn't available
in gnewsense parkes)
* include icecat (iceweasel isn't available in gnewsense parkes)
* fix xserver-xorg-video-siliconmotion (on yeeloong must still remove
siliconmotion driver or install xserver from anheng repository to have an
operational X11)
* fix bug #32865 so that folks don't have to debootstrap
* include fsfla kernels (for mipsel, currently only malta and cobalt available)
* fix more recent fsfla kernels to have wireless driver activated (>2.6.38, "#
CONFIG_RTL8187B is not set"). Earlier kernels in the fsfla metad repository
work fine (<2.6.38).
I am not a developer, but would like to help.
thanks,
Paul