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Ollyollyoxen: /* Gitorious */

2014-02-25T21:59:56Z

Gitorious

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	==Gitorious==		==Gitorious==
	[https://gitorious.org/ Gitorious] is a good place to start connecting with a Git service that has a web interface which is itself also [[free software]] (unlike Github). Accounts are gratis and provide the best option for learning Git outside of class and our usual terminal interface		[https://gitorious.org/ Gitorious] is a good place to start connecting with a Git service that has a web interface which is itself also [[free software]] (unlike Github). Accounts are gratis and provide the best option for learning Git outside of class and our usual terminal interface.

	'''Note:''' Of course, nothing is stopping you from just ssh'ing into any git server like you usually would. You can also install your own git server on your own computer. You can even set up [http://getgitorious.com/install-gitorious your own Gitorious server].		'''Note:''' Of course, nothing is stopping you from just ssh'ing into any git server like you usually would. You can also install your own git server on your own computer. You can even set up [http://getgitorious.com/install-gitorious your own Gitorious server].

Ollyollyoxen: /* Gitorious */

2014-02-25T21:59:33Z

Gitorious

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	'''Note:''' Of course, nothing is stopping you from just ssh'ing into any git server like you usually would. You can also install your own git server on your own computer. You can even set up [http://getgitorious.com/install-gitorious your own Gitorious server].		'''Note:''' Of course, nothing is stopping you from just ssh'ing into any git server like you usually would. You can also install your own git server on your own computer. You can even set up [http://getgitorious.com/install-gitorious your own Gitorious server].

	1. Create a repository and readme.		# Create a repository and readme.
	2. Upload a file.		# Upload a file.
	3. Search for code you like or could improve.		# Search for code you like or could improve.
	4. Fork something someone poorly wrote, improve it, and push it back to them.		# Fork something someone poorly wrote, improve it, and push it back to them.

	This will give you the basic, visual understanding of how version control works and why we use it.		This will give you the basic, visual understanding of how version control works and why we use it.

199.87.154.255: /* Gitorious */

2014-02-25T21:45:19Z

Gitorious

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	==Gitorious==		==Gitorious==
	[https://gitorious.org/ Gitorious] is a good place to start connecting with a Git service ~~with~~ a web interface ~~that~~ is itself also [[free software]] (unlike Github). Accounts are gratis and provide the best option for learning Git outside of class and our usual terminal interface		[https://gitorious.org/ Gitorious] is a good place to start connecting with a Git service that has a web interface which is itself also [[free software]] (unlike Github). Accounts are gratis and provide the best option for learning Git outside of class and our usual terminal interface
	'''Note:''' Of course, nothing is stopping you from just ssh'ing into any git server like you usually would. You can also install your own git server on your own computer.		'''Note:''' Of course, nothing is stopping you from just ssh'ing into any git server like you usually would. You can also install your own git server on your own computer. You can even set up [http://getgitorious.com/install-gitorious your own Gitorious server].

	1. Create a repository and readme.		1. Create a repository and readme.

185.12.5.164: /* Gitorious */

2014-02-25T21:41:11Z

Gitorious

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	Start playing with Bash Scripting by using the following tools:		Start playing with Bash Scripting by using the following tools:

	==~~Github~~==		==Gitorious==
	[https://~~github~~.~~com~~/ ~~Github~~] is a good place to start connecting with ~~the majority of active~~ Git ~~users/coders who are willing to collaborate~~ with ~~you~~. Accounts are ~~free~~ and provide the best option for learning Git outside of class and our usual terminal interface		[https://gitorious.org/ Gitorious] is a good place to start connecting with a Git service with a web interface that is itself also [[free software]] (unlike Github). Accounts are gratis and provide the best option for learning Git outside of class and our usual terminal interface
	'''Note:''' Of course, nothing is stopping you from just ssh'ing into ~~Github~~ like you usually would.		'''Note:''' Of course, nothing is stopping you from just ssh'ing into any git server like you usually would. You can also install your own git server on your own computer.

	1. Create a repository and readme.		1. Create a repository and readme.

71.135.105.108: /* Building Linux from source code on Debian-based GNU/Linux systems */

2013-04-03T03:53:51Z

Building Linux from source code on Debian-based GNU/Linux systems

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	#: <code>sudo apt-get install build-essential libncurses5-dev</code>		#: <code>sudo apt-get install build-essential libncurses5-dev</code>
	# Download the Linux source code from the [http://www.fsfla.org/svnwiki/selibre/linux-libre/ Linux-libre project]. The source tarballs from kernel.org should be avoided if possible, because it includes proprietary binary blobs, which violate your [https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html four essential user freedoms].		# Download the Linux source code from the [http://www.fsfla.org/svnwiki/selibre/linux-libre/ Linux-libre project]. The source tarballs from kernel.org should be avoided if possible, because it includes proprietary binary blobs, which violate your [https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html four essential user freedoms].
	#: <code>wget http://linux-libre.fsfla.org/pub/linux-libre/releases/LATEST-3.4.N/linux-libre-3.4.37-gnu.tar.bz2</code>		#: <code>wget http://www.linux-libre.fsfla.org/pub/linux-libre/releases/LATEST-3.4.N/linux-libre-3.4.38-gnu.tar.bz2</code>
	# Extract the source archive:		# Extract the source archive:
	#: <code>tar xf linux-libre-3.4.37-gnu.tar.bz2</code>		#: <code>tar xf linux-libre-3.4.38-gnu.tar.bz2</code>
	# Enter the directory with the extracted source code (and make edits to the source if you wish):		# Enter the directory with the extracted source code (and make edits to the source if you wish):
	#: <code>cd linux-3.4.37</code>		#: <code>cd linux-3.4.38</code>
	# Create or edit the build config file:		# Create or edit the build config file:
	#: <code>make menuconfig</code>		#: <code>make menuconfig</code>
	# Build the kernel and package it into deb files (if you don't intend on debugging, set the INSTALL_MOD_STRIP variable to 1 to remove the debugging symbols):		# Build the kernel and package it into deb files (if you don't intend on debugging, set the INSTALL_MOD_STRIP variable to 1 to remove the debugging symbols):
	#: <code>INSTALL_MOD_STRIP=1 make deb-pkg</code>		#: <code>INSTALL_MOD_STRIP=1 make deb-pkg</code>
	#: (~~This~~ step can take several hours~~, depending on the machine you're building it on~~.)		#: (On a laptop or desktop, this step can take between 20 minutes to several hours.)
	# Go up one directory:		# Go up one directory:
	#: <code>cd ..</code>		#: <code>cd ..</code>

71.135.100.239: /* Building Linux from source code on Debian-based GNU/Linux systems */

2013-03-26T09:38:38Z

Building Linux from source code on Debian-based GNU/Linux systems

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	#: <code>sudo apt-get install build-essential libncurses5-dev</code>		#: <code>sudo apt-get install build-essential libncurses5-dev</code>
	# Download the Linux source code from the [http://www.fsfla.org/svnwiki/selibre/linux-libre/ Linux-libre project]. The source tarballs from kernel.org should be avoided if possible, because it includes proprietary binary blobs, which violate your [https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html four essential user freedoms].		# Download the Linux source code from the [http://www.fsfla.org/svnwiki/selibre/linux-libre/ Linux-libre project]. The source tarballs from kernel.org should be avoided if possible, because it includes proprietary binary blobs, which violate your [https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html four essential user freedoms].
	#: <code>wget http://linux-libre.fsfla.org/pub/linux-libre/releases/3.4.~~24-gnu~~/linux-libre-3.4.24-gnu.tar.bz2</code>		#: <code>wget http://linux-libre.fsfla.org/pub/linux-libre/releases/LATEST-3.4.N/linux-libre-3.4.37-gnu.tar.bz2</code>
	# Extract the source archive:		# Extract the source archive:
	#: <code>tar xf linux-libre-3.4.24-gnu.tar.bz2</code>		#: <code>tar xf linux-libre-3.4.37-gnu.tar.bz2</code>
	# Enter the directory with the extracted source code (and make edits to the source if you wish):		# Enter the directory with the extracted source code (and make edits to the source if you wish):
	#: <code>cd linux-3.4.24</code>		#: <code>cd linux-3.4.37</code>
	# Create or edit the build config file:		# Create or edit the build config file:
	#: <code>make menuconfig</code>		#: <code>make menuconfig</code>

71.135.104.156: /* Building Linux from source code on Debian-based GNU/Linux systems */

2012-12-30T07:20:08Z

Building Linux from source code on Debian-based GNU/Linux systems

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	#: or		#: or
	#: <code>sudo apt-get install build-essential libncurses5-dev</code>		#: <code>sudo apt-get install build-essential libncurses5-dev</code>
	# Download the Linux source code from the [http://www.fsfla.org/svnwiki/selibre/linux-libre/ Linux-libre project]. The source tarballs from kernel.org should be avoided if possible, because it includes proprietary binary blobs.		# Download the Linux source code from the [http://www.fsfla.org/svnwiki/selibre/linux-libre/ Linux-libre project]. The source tarballs from kernel.org should be avoided if possible, because it includes proprietary binary blobs, which violate your [https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html four essential user freedoms].
	#: <code>wget http://linux-libre.fsfla.org/pub/linux-libre/releases/3.4.24-gnu/linux-libre-3.4.24-gnu.tar.bz2</code>		#: <code>wget http://linux-libre.fsfla.org/pub/linux-libre/releases/3.4.24-gnu/linux-libre-3.4.24-gnu.tar.bz2</code>
	# Extract the source archive:		# Extract the source archive:

71.135.111.230: /* Suggestions for Improving this Section */

2012-12-24T21:13:16Z

Suggestions for Improving this Section

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	#: <code>sudo shutdown -r now</code>		#: <code>sudo shutdown -r now</code>

	=Suggestions for Improving this Section=		=Suggestions
	This wiki is ~~build~~ on Mediawiki. I highly recommend installing a USB version of it or something like so you can edit, expand, and this page while offline. Thanks!		for Improving this Section=
			This wiki is built on Mediawiki. I highly recommend installing a USB
			version of it or something like so you can edit, expand, and this page
			while offline. Thanks!

	Include photos and descriptions of community linux machines, live cd's, and other relevant things at nb.		Include photos and descriptions of community linux machines, live cd's,
			and other relevant things at nb.

	Should [[Android]] get talked about here as well?		Should [[Android]] get talked about here as well?

107.0.29.37: Added note about Debian branch of GNU/Linux distros.

2012-12-18T23:28:44Z

Added note about Debian branch of GNU/Linux distros.

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	==Building Linux from source code on Debian-based GNU/Linux systems==		==Building Linux from source code on Debian-based GNU/Linux systems==
			The Debian family includes GNU/Linux distros like Ubuntu, Mint, and Trisquel.
	# Get the build requirements:		# Get the build requirements:
	#: <code>su -c 'apt-get install build-essential libncurses5-dev'</code>		#: <code>su -c 'apt-get install build-essential libncurses5-dev'</code>

107.0.29.37: updated link to newest 3.4 kernel URL

2012-12-18T23:26:42Z

updated link to newest 3.4 kernel URL

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	#: <code>sudo apt-get install build-essential libncurses5-dev</code>		#: <code>sudo apt-get install build-essential libncurses5-dev</code>
	# Download the Linux source code from the [http://www.fsfla.org/svnwiki/selibre/linux-libre/ Linux-libre project]. The source tarballs from kernel.org should be avoided if possible, because it includes proprietary binary blobs.		# Download the Linux source code from the [http://www.fsfla.org/svnwiki/selibre/linux-libre/ Linux-libre project]. The source tarballs from kernel.org should be avoided if possible, because it includes proprietary binary blobs.
	#: <code>http://~~www.~~linux-libre.fsfla.org/pub/linux-libre/releases/3.4.8-gnu/linux-libre-3.4.8-gnu.tar.bz2</code>		#: <code>wget http://linux-libre.fsfla.org/pub/linux-libre/releases/3.4.24-gnu/linux-libre-3.4.24-gnu.tar.bz2</code>
	# Extract the source archive:		# Extract the source archive:
	#: <code>tar xf linux-libre-3.4.2-gnu.tar.bz2</code>		#: <code>tar xf linux-libre-3.4.24-gnu.tar.bz2</code>
	# Enter the directory with the extracted source code (and make edits to the source if you wish):		# Enter the directory with the extracted source code (and make edits to the source if you wish):
	#: <code>cd linux-3.4.2</code>		#: <code>cd linux-3.4.24</code>
	# Create or edit the build config file:		# Create or edit the build config file:
	#: <code>make menuconfig</code>		#: <code>make menuconfig</code>