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\n\t\tSo I finally collected all the necessary bits to help fellow T60 users such as [ade] to get \n\t\tIn other, and for the KDE crowd probably more important news, the \t\tHang on for more coverage of the meeting though, and expect the Marketing Team to be fully So I finally collected all the necessary bits to help fellow T60 users such as [ade] to get Linux running on their machines. Therefore, I wrote up most of the stuff I learned about this piece of hardware, collected stuff how to deal with problems and created a set of customized packages for the notebook.… Continue reading T60 page and K3M.<\/span>
\nLinux running on their machines. Therefore, I wrote up most of the stuff I learned about this piece
\nof hardware, collected stuff how to deal with problems and created a set of customized packages for
\nthe notebook. Custom packages means packages for Kubuntu Dapper, which I use. Those contain a kernel
\nimage, patched with libata fixes and the ipw3945 wireless driver, ATi driver packages (unfortunately
\nthere is no OSS driver other than VESA for the builtin ATi x1300). I also published my config files
\nfor various things, so it should be relatively easy to get the stuff running on other distros as
\nwell. Here’s the page.<\/a> Suggestions for improvements are
\nwelcome of course.\n\t<\/p>\n
\nrainy – Netherlands is going to kick of tomorrow morning with developers from 4 different
\ncontinents. I’m about to stuff things such as cables and other network gear and a couple of geek
\nt-shirts in my bag and will be picked up by [ade] later this afternoon. What we’ve learnt until now
\norganising such a meeting is that purely mailbox-based workflows suck because they create a lot of
\nconfusion and unnecessary work, but that we’re glad to have sponsors such as
\nto organise this high-quality meeting for the developers. A big thanks!
\n\t\tSo until next sunday, we’ll be designing, hacking, discussing multimedia-related stuff, but
\nwe’ll also use the opportunity to work on some marketing related things as well. A part of the KDE
\nmarketing department is based in the Netherlands and involved in the organisation of the meeting as
\nwell (that’s why the business cards had to be put on hold, for those interested – we were lacking
\ntime). <\/p>\n
\nfunctional again sometime next week. :-)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"