freemedia wrote:

https://www.gnu.org/distros/free-distros.html

congrats. one of the handful of reasons i started my organisation is i didnt think the fsf was taking the systemd issue seriously (and i dont think it will be the last issue like it, either.)

now theres an official fsf distro that is standing against the creep of systemd! something to be very proud of. just getting on the list is quite a challenge in itself.

Thank you for supporting Hyperbola! Afaik, there are other non-systemd distros endorsed by FSF, such as Dragora and GuixSD, but i don't sure if those distros contain a clear anti-systemd policy like Hyperbola.

More importantly, those distros aren't as stable and in the case of Dragora, it has not been updated nearly enough for my taste/looks like it would be even harder to learn then Arch based distros, etc...

Besides, I have settled with Hyperbola.

throgh wrote:

Congratulations, that's great. And the news is spreading on pro-linux.de for example (https://www.pro-linux.de/news/1/26576/f … ei-an.html) - a German news-portal about Linux in general. Have also read about this on Phoronix (https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page= … -Hyperbola).

Thank you for supporting Hyperbola!  Those news will help spread our distro to other communities!

throgh wrote:

Besides: How is the status for LibreSSL? Is the plan for version 0.3 fitting?

It's under development for Milky Way v0.3, see our roadmap page for further details.

throgh wrote:

Using Hyperbola for more than a year now and no problems. Even running as system on (home)server!

Cool

Good, I am glad you are starting on libressl, I know its supposedly more secure/less bloated.  hehe... I will try to tell of your os if you'd like to disroot.org forum if you want. I think I will do so right now, anything you want me to say in particular?

Congratulations, that's great. And the news is spreading on pro-linux.de for example (https://www.pro-linux.de/news/1/26576/f … ei-an.html) - a German news-portal about Linux in general. Have also read about this on Phoronix (https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page= … -Hyperbola).

Thank you for supporting Hyperbola!  Those news will help spread our distro to other communities!

It's under development for Milky Way v0.3, see our roadmap page for further details.

Cool

Besides: How is the status for LibreSSL? Is the plan for version 0.3 fitting?
Using Hyperbola for more than a year now and no problems. Even running as system on (home)server!

Congrats!

Thank you!

Cool, our current goal is increase even more our stability and security by migrating from the systemd's file system hierarchy used in Arch to the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard for the next release (Milky Way v0.3).

https://www.gnu.org/distros/free-distros.html

congrats. one of the handful of reasons i started my organisation is i didnt think the fsf was taking the systemd issue seriously (and i dont think it will be the last issue like it, either.)

now theres an official fsf distro that is standing against the creep of systemd! something to be very proud of. just getting on the list is quite a challenge in itself.

Thank you for supporting Hyperbola! Afaik, there are other non-systemd distros endorsed by FSF, such as Dragora and GuixSD, but i don't sure if those distros contain a clear anti-systemd policy like Hyperbola.

pekman wrote:

Very happy, best best news. Hyperbola is 1st brazilian distro certificated by FSF 100% Free.

Yes you're right \o/

Btw, i've upgraded HyperWiki, HyperWeb and also our article in Wikipedia.

Very happy, best best news. Hyperbola is 1st brazilian distro certificated by FSF 100% Free.

Yes you're right \o/

More than a year of daily use of Hyperbola. Installed on all my computers. (As well on family's comp!)

congrats. one of the handful of reasons i started my organisation is i didnt think the fsf was taking the systemd issue seriously (and i dont think it will be the last issue like it, either.)

now theres an official fsf distro that is standing against the creep of systemd! something to be very proud of. just getting on the list is quite a challenge in itself.

We are now listed by the Free Software Foundation as meeting their guidelines for a fully free software OS.

See our official announcement for further details.

Happy hacking!