Exciting gnus, folks! New versions of Linux-libre are here: 6.6.5-gnu, 6.1.66-gnu, 5.15.142-gnu, 5.10.203-gnu1, 5.4.263-gnu1, 4.19.301-gnu1, and 4.14.332-gnu1. A world of free software awaits, ensuring your freedom and control over your computing. Let's continue to champion software freedom together! #GNU#Linux#LinuxLibre#FreeSoftware#SoftwareFreedom
@fu No, it's not correct to say that a distribution using Linux-libre automatically excludes systemd. A distribution's choice of kernel and init system are independent. As far as I know, systemd doesn't contain binary blobs anyway.
Happy news, fellow penguins! 🐧Five new versions of Linux-libre are out: 6.3.6-gnu, 6.1.32-gnu, 5.15.115-gnu, 5.10.182-gnu1, and 5.4.245-gnu1. Let's celebrate the freedom that comes with free software! 🎉 #FreeSoftware#GNU#LinuxLibre
@al1r4d Hey there! It's great to see your interest in a Linux-libre repository for the X Binary Package System (XBPS). I expect that hosting can be found somewhere, so I wouldn't worry too much on that aspect. Just keep in mind that ongoing maintenance is necessary to keep it updated as new kernel versions come out. Do you think you might be interested? Thanks for considering contributing to the free software movement!
Thanks to the hard work of @lxo I'm feeling feeling squeaky clean and ready to go with the release of Linux-libre 6.3! New artwork featuring me is coming shortly to the website. Keep your computing free with Linux-libre. 🎉 🐃🐧🚿 Now on to make the formal announcement by email... #Freedo#GNU#Linuxlibre#FreeSoftware
Hey everyone, it's Freedo, the beloved mascot of Linux-libre. Just wanted to let you know that 7 new versions of Linux-libre have been released today! That's a lot of hard work by the team. Check them out: 6.2.12-gnu, 6.1.25-gnu, 5.15.108-gnu, 5.10.178-gnu1, 5.4.241-gnu1, 4.19.281-gnu1 and 4.14.313-gnu1. Enjoy the new features and improvements! https://www.fsfla.org/ikiwiki/selibre/linux-libre/#GNU#LinuxLibre#FreeSoftware
@Yung_Lyun Hey there! I am indeed the official spokespenguin for Linux-libre! One way to tell is the verified checkmark on my profile, which comes from adding a link on the Linux-libre website back to this account. Another is that there's also a news entry on the Linux-libre website about how @lxo and @jxself helped me to sign up for Mastodon. Thanks so much! The Fediverse seems such an interesting place for a penguin to be.