How /free/ are you /g/?

>>58601325
I'm free from systemd, what about (You)?

>>58601345
not yet unfortunately; I'm really considering it, though

how big is the chance of bricking your PC when you replace it?

>>58601368
If you just replace it as init, literally 0. Debian still ships with the legacy init scripts for sysvinit/openrc and even if that fucks up, in the grub menu you can choose to boot with systemd (just remember to update-grub2 after you install sysvinit-core)

vrms
noto-fonts-cjk: ['custom:SIL']
ca-certificates-cacert: ['custom:RDL']
cantarell-fonts: ['custom:SIL']
noto-fonts: ['custom:SIL']

Non-free packages: 4

However, there are 169 ambiguously licensed packages that vrms cannot certify.

i live in my moms basement. does this answer your question

             Non-free packages installed on -

amd64-microcode                     Processor microcode firmware for AMD CPUs
broadcom-sta-dkms                   dkms source for the Broadcom STA Wireless driver
firmware-amd-graphics               Binary firmware for AMD/ATI graphics chips
firmware-linux-nonfree              Binary firmware for various drivers in the Linux kerne
firmware-misc-nonfree               Binary firmware for various drivers in the Linux kerne
intel-microcode                     Processor microcode firmware for Intel CPUs
steam                               Valve's Steam digital software delivery system
teamviewer                          Remote control and meeting solution.

             Contrib packages installed on -

iucode-tool                         Intel processor microcode tool

  8 non-free packages, 0.4% of 1813 installed packages.
  1 contrib packages, 0.1% of 1813 installed packages.

>>58601325
Parabola GNU-Linux Libre here

as long as you plebs are a slave to some thought or an idea, you're not free.

only when you stop giving a fuck, then free you shall be.

>>58601325
I run Windows 10 for video games, and I dual-boot into Debian Sid for everything else.

>>58601345
>>58601368
Why do you have an issue with systemd? It's licensed as free software.

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>>58601556
Funny, my Steam is concidered free.

>>58601753
I stopped giving a fuck so much I became asexual.

>>58601919
It does not really work on ubuntu since they don't exactly follow the main/contrib/non-free scheme. Also does not work outside of the package manager so yeah.

>>58601919
im using debian and have installed it from official non-free repo so its probably due to this >>58602164

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>>58601325
free-er than you.

t. Libreboot user

 vrms
lib32-libglvnd: ['custom:BSD-like']
libglvnd: ['custom:BSD-like']
ttf-hack: ['SIL Open Font License 1.1 and Bitstream Vera License']
ca-certificates-cacert: ['custom:RDL']
dofus: ['custom:Dofus License']
flashplugin: ['custom:non-free']
cantarell-fonts: ['custom:SIL']
ttf-nanum: ['OFL']
google-musicmanager: ['custom:musicmanager']
megasync-git: ['custom:MEGA']
opera: ['custom:opera']

Non-free packages: 11

However, there are 228 ambiguously licensed packages that vrms cannot certify. 

>>58601325
>tfw running gentoo while allowing EULA licenses
feels comfy, knowing im free to execute any program i want

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I'm pretty sure this is incorrect, and what the hell are ambiguously licensed packages? Does anyone know? This is my first time hearing of vrms.

>>58602221
such a sexy logo , too bad they use ubuntu and not debian as the base (maybe it would be properly maintained and latest version then, instead of 14.04), but i guess the do it for the PPAs.

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Would RMS be ok with under 1%?

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>>58602791

>>58602537
I made the logo for screenfetch myself, because the default one is horrendous (let's see if the code field is okay with this)

"${c1}                            .://:.       %s"
"${c1}                         :ydyoooymdo.   %s"
"${c1}      .-///::-.         yd:       :mN+  %s"
"${c1}   ./hmNNNNNMMNho.     -N'    ':   -MM- %s"
"${c1}  /NNs:-''''/yNMMMh-   'd.     ::  .MMo %s"
"${c1} /Md-   _._   '+NMMN+   'o/-.-d/  .dMM: %s"
"${c1} sM/  ./-:+/.  .mMMMy-    '::-' ./mMs'  %s"
"${c1} oM+  '     'y   oMMMMNy+:---:+hNMMd/   %s"
"${c1} .mNo.    _.-y   yMMMMMMMMMM${c2}MMMMmy:'    %s"
"${c1}  '+hhyso++o/'  -NMMMN${c2}mdhyyyss+-'       %s"
"${c1}     '-::-'    ${c2}'mMMNs-'                 %s"
"${c2}               yMMm:   .-:::.           %s"
"${c2}              'MMM-  .o:...-+s-         %s"
"${c2}              .MMM.  s-      :N:        %s"
"${c2}               mMM/  :+.  .   My        %s"
"${c2}               :NMN:  '://'  /Mo        %s"
"${c2}                'yMMy-.    .yMh'        %s"
"${c2}                  'odNNNmmNdo-          %s"
"${c2}                     '-::-'             %s")

>>58601796
>Why do you have an issue with systemd?
autism

>>58602971

>muh unix philosophy

>>58602991
Why is it bad that systemd follows the Unix philosophy?

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I will install Cinnabun in a while. Just finished my testing phase for final setup.

>>58601325
windows 10 level

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>>58602791
>intel-microcode
>official intel backdoor

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Dunno am I?

>Windorks

>>58602953
faggot

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pretty free considering i don't go out of my way to be free

>3.16
>Debian

Why am I not surprised?

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Good lord i forgot how cancerous Desktop GNU+Linux really is.
Just started up Noobuntu for old times sake. Everything is laggy, programs crashing left and right, no quality control whatsoever.
The worst thing is the package manager, that just fucks everything up.

How the hell I liked it as a teenager is beyond me. Then I remember spending hours or days to make some shitty programms work, and I knew why i switched to windows.

I still laugh when I remember the neckbeard profs in uni struggling with their shitnux distro, when something fucks up and they had to spend 30 minutes of lecture time to just show up their slides again.

tell me /g/, when did you grow out of desktop linux?

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>>58605117
When I realized GNU/Linux is a meme.

>>58602991
>follows the Unix philosophy
It doesn't.

>>58603692
What is it actually? I thought it's just updates? There's microcode running regardless if you update it, so what can you do?

laptop
>debian, non-free disabled, one proprietary driver for wifi
desktop
>some proprietary software(steam) and drivers(nvidia), 90% free.

Debian, iwl-wifi.
Waiting for someone to eventually liberate these cards like someone did with b43, one can hope.

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>>58601325
100%

>captcha: proprietary hamp

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>>58601325

Not to good. I need nvidia-drivers for muh gaymen.

>>58605975
same. and the drivers are atrocious. I have the worst screen tearing that even vsync in games wont fix and random drops in framerates. Windows gaming is pretty decent, but the windows drivers are somewhat unstable for hardware acceleration in chrome.

>>58603339
I'm pretty sure systemd doesn't follow the UNIX philosophy. It's extremely monolithic, is not well contained and is rather complex (e.g. journald).

>>58604893
your tears are delicious