A Game for Linux Users

I'm using Trisquel/Parabola dual boot, I win by default.

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>>57338431
Went full freetard.
Thinkpad is librebooted also.

>>57338530
I bet your hard drive firmware is proprietary.

>>57338558
It does not execute on CPU, though.

>>57338530
How would someone go about librebooting a laptop which isn't supported? I have a Thinkpenguin machine which unfortunately has a nonfree BIOS. I figure that's not for lack of trying, though, so it might be a fool's errand.

>>57338565
X200 is fully supported.
https://libreboot.org/docs/hcl/x200.html

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>>57338431
>No non-free or contrib packages installed on [redacted]! rms would be proud.
my fucking sides

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meh.

>>57338580
Yes, I'm aware of that. I was wondering if you had any other experience with other laptops which aren't.

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How does this make you feel, freetards?

>>57338594
First it needs to be ported to coreboot and Intel ME version should be lower than 6.x.
it means that any post 2009 can't be librebooted, and if machine is pre 2009 it still needs tons of work to be librebooted.
I am not a coreboot or libreboot dev, I just flashed libreboot image into a BIOS chip.

>>57338640
Well, thank you for the info, anyway.
>tfw the botnet wants me to be out of date

>>57338431
I have a few packages, Google Chrome and a few font and theme packages with "custom" license ("microsoft" etc). And then a boatload of ones with a license that it can't parse.

>>57338738
And this is with vrms-arch

>>57338738
>Google Chrome
the fuck
Why not Chromium?

>>57338431
317 ambiguously liscenced packages

>>57338768
Does it come with the Netflix thingy and flash? That's the only reason I installed it for. My GF wanted to watch stuff from Netflix and I also needed to use flash for a gov website thingy, that relates to my uni work.

>>57338793
Why not just go full botnet if you need normie shit like that?

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otherwise my GPU wont function correctly. Also installed steam, but never actually played any games.

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My fucking sides when this is the only game Linux users can play

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>>57338431
To be fair, I use Office, when I really need it, on our family PC.

>>57338431

               Non-free packages installed on pinkiepie

emacs24-common-non-dfsg             GNU Emacs common non-DFSG items, including the core do
firmware-atheros                    Binary firmware for Atheros wireless cards
firmware-iwlwifi                    Binary firmware for Intel Wireless cards
firmware-realtek                    Binary firmware for Realtek wired/wifi/BT adapters
gdb-doc                             The GNU Debugger Documentation
unrar                               Unarchiver for .rar files (non-free version)
virtualbox-guest-additions-iso      guest additions iso image for VirtualBox

                Contrib packages installed on pinkiepie

torbrowser-launcher                 helps download and run the Tor Browser Bundle
virtualbox                          x86 virtualization solution - base binaries
virtualbox-dkms                     x86 virtualization solution - kernel module sources fo
virtualbox-ext-pack                 extra capabilities for VirtualBox, downloader.
virtualbox-qt                       x86 virtualization solution - Qt based user interface

  7 non-free packages, 0.2% of 3251 installed packages.
  5 contrib packages, 0.2% of 3251 installed packages.

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>>57338431
here we go

>>57338530

I'm planning on librebooting my X200 in a few weeks.

How did you do it? Beaglebone black method or did you buy it librebooted already?

I'm getting hella spied on. Also vrms is kinda shit because it can only detect official Debian packages. I have Chrome installed as well as a handful of nonfree games, but they weren't detected.

              Non-free packages installed on debawspc

amd64-microcode                     Processor microcode firmware for AMD CPUs
firmware-amd-graphics               Binary firmware for AMD/ATI graphics chips
firmware-iwlwifi                    Binary firmware for Intel Wireless cards
firmware-linux-nonfree              Binary firmware for various drivers in the Linux kerne
firmware-misc-nonfree               Binary firmware for various drivers in the Linux kerne
firmware-realtek                    Binary firmware for Realtek wired/wifi/BT adapters
intel-microcode                     Processor microcode firmware for Intel CPUs
rar                                 Archiver for .rar files
steam                               Valve's Steam digital software delivery system
steam-devices                       Device support for Steam-related hardware
steamcmd                            Command-line interface for Valve's Steam
unrar                               Unarchiver for .rar files (non-free version)

              Contrib packages installed on debawspc

iucode-tool                         Intel processor microcode tool
virtualbox                          x86 virtualization solution - base binaries
virtualbox-dkms                     x86 virtualization solution - kernel module sources fo
virtualbox-qt                       x86 virtualization solution - Qt based user interface
winetricks                          package manager for WINE to install software easily

  12 non-free packages, 0.5% of 2207 installed packages.
  5 contrib packages, 0.2% of 2207 installed packages.

>>57338614
I think it's pretty funny, but that's about it

>>57338768
Chromecast doesn't work with Chromium

>>57338808
I'm not using Linux to get away from the botnet in particular. I just use it because it's light and does everything I need it to do. And because it's what I'm used to.

If you can do without Netflix or don't have anything school work or that kind of stuff that requires flash, well that's just great. But I'll just use what works. The project wasn't worth the extra hassle of using something else and the Netflix thing was just simpler that way. She wanted it and I had installed Chrome anyway, so I didn't want to bother to come up with an alternative.

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>>57338431
Sub 1%, not too bad.

>>57338530
What OS you running?

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Raspbian confirmed non free