Welcome to the Dragora Linux Forum

Glad to find you here, Dragorians!

All the best to Matias!

Originally Posted by herco Glad to find you here, Dragorians! All the best to Matias!

Ohhh, hi Greek fellow man!!! Hahahaha... We have three Greeks up until now, huh? Me, elefher and you!!! Aaaaaaaaaaa

Thats nice cause i felt some relative solitude in Dragora's world for some years ;-)

Originally Posted by herco Thats nice cause i felt some relative solitude in Dragora's world for some years ;-)

Hahahaha... Are you crasy? I felt that from the first moment!!! hahahahaha... Way to go Dragorians!!! Or should I say knights of Dragora etc. ? hahahahaha

OK! Another Distro! Whooppiee! What, there is something like 647 distros, what makes you different from the rest?

Originally Posted by skikir OK! Another Distro! Whooppiee! What, there is something like 647 distros, what makes you different from the rest?

Good question.

Dragora is free (free as in freedom) in first place, it follows the Guidelines for Free System Distributions respecting your freedom. See also http://dragora.org/wiki/doku.php/faq..._i_use_dragora

Originally Posted by geodoo PS: it's so embarassing to watch the Win8 icon every time I post from work!! Fail!! hahaha

You can disable it on this page.

Welcome dragora linux..

Welcome dragora linux. Is it supported for embed device ?

hi everyone, i have been really busy so dragora just came accross my radar when i got the linuxquestion notification. i went to their site and distrowatch to get some info on it and it sounds cool, but i was left with 2 questions.
1) how decent are the repos? i see it was built from the ground up so obviously it does not use larger existing repos like ubuntu so how good are they and the package system. btw i know i can always install manually. but i was considering a new primary OS for home already and i do not want as OS where i have to do allot of tinkering to try allot of software on this particular laptop
2) similar question. are the packages old and targeted at stability like slackware or more bleeding edge? i saw it took some ideas from slackware so i was wondering. again the laptop i am putting it on is my home laptop so i want more current packages. stability is not my main concern here. i use it for entertainment, some coding and to try new foss software

Well, the current version is 2.2 which has as you said packages targeted to stability. Version 3, which includes newer packages is under construction... The thing you have to pay attention is if you want Wireless access to Internet... Check here for your hardware compatibility!!

PS: Since this is a complete free distro, with Linux-Libre as its kernel, all proprietary drivers are missing!!

I think selkfoster will tell you more since he is the maker of all!!

Originally Posted by frusen You can disable it on this page.

Hahaha, frusen you are cunning...

sounds like a distro for richard stallman, lol. i think he uses that one chinese laptop on the compatability list. i appreciate the response. i wonder if i could install the madwifi driver for my wireless card. i know very little about libre kernel atm

Originally Posted by minty33 sounds like a distro for richard stallman, lol. i think he uses that one chinese laptop on the compatability list. i appreciate the response. i wonder if i could install the madwifi driver for my wireless card. i know very little about libre kernel atm

hahahaha... You mean Lemote Yeeloong? I mean to buy one some day... Yes, to give you a hint it is the 7th free distro... Look here!!

I really can't say about madwifi but I think it will be cut off!!!

thanks again. i have an old pc sitting at home without an hd. maybe i will grab an hd from work and give it a whirl on that. i support foss so i guess it is the least i can do