I'll do another donation when being home as I'm absolutely into Hyperbola and the future plans. Also I want to see the points on the TODO-list happen, needed these days!

Had this in mind for January and I don't want this distribution to vanish in any way as there is absolutely need for clear principles in such days and time we are into.

Hmm, I think every kind of donation is helpful as Hyperbola is not that kind of big - I like this one very much as I like the personal contact between users and developers. But don't think about "X dollars don't make much difference" because it minimizes yourself. Everything is helpful!

EDIT: And you are learning, as everybody started at one point and nobody is absolutely "perfect".

Hey people, I think really every type of donation is helpful: If you have some hardware running especially under Libreboot and you can spare it, I don't think this will be ignored. Here you can find out more. Perhaps you have also ideas about stickers as mentioned on the site?

And of course: Any kind of donation will be good for the team keeping up the work behind!

Same as zapper I think this distribution needs much more support as it is our chance regarding (INIT-)freedom, security and privacy. Done myself the next donation as mentioned before!

I can always let him know if you'd like.

He has been overloaded a lot with the current work of HyperBK... So much so that Hypermixer is on hold for now...

Although, I would love to see HyperMixer out before HyperBK. If possible I mean...

i will start donating next months even a 10 usd every month if its from too many people it will help a lot
i also wanna know if its possible to add a NEO wallet in the Payment methods

Actually, to be blunt, parabola isos sucked completely... would be what I would say, except I never tried their minimal install ones.  But the graphical install isos suck baaaadd... always breakage once it was installed.

Hyperbola has had the same issue, however, with ONE or TWO notable difference(s), only in very rare cases, or if the install iso your using is older than the current version.  Like using 0.2 iso when 0.3.1 is out kind of thing. or replace 0.2 with 0.3 version, same issue to the best of my knowledge. This has happened before a few times.

That being said, Hyperbola testing is more stable then devuan testing and definitely devuan unstable. Only use testing though if you good at repairing from things such as kernel panic or broken files or have the patience to reinstall in rare cases or you know how to fix things via chroot. 
I brought this up because, Hyperbola's testing is quite stable for me most of the time...  I will let you know Hyperbola's Stable release is even more stable.
Only downside is no sndio yet.

One other thing I will say, I ditched Trisquel and even devuan for this because of its devotion, etc...
Guix I do not trust, chromium anyone? ungoogled or not, its still insecure... whether free or not. which i don't think it is yet.

Gentoo, I have heard is a very hard one to install, could be wrong and then there's trisquel which has the worst forum I have been on. 

Some people are really hostile to common sense security/privacy. And they love anything redhat as long as it is licensed under a free license, such as systemdumb dumbbus, poopaudio, etc...   
They think openssl is also fine, java is fine, rust is fine, essentially they don't care about freedom at all or security either.

Redhat and mozilla love being sneaky when they break freedom.  Google too and of course microsoft as well. Apple is well, obvious...
But meh,

I ranted a bit, but yeah, appreciated that you plan to give this distro some coverage, it needs it greatly.

Quick correction btw, I should have said almost always with regard to parabola guis. They almost always broke, not always, but only two successful installs out of maybe 13 or more failed ones.

I should also add, anything with a chromium base or webextensions I refuse to trust. Only uxp! and yeah, trisquel users flamed me or ridiculed me I should say, a lot till I finally quit twice, on the second time, I decided this is enough... still haven't gone back, due to the absurdity of people who think chromium based web browsers or webextension based web browsers are more secure than firefox based ones or firefox xul based web browsers. Such foolishness earns them my distrust.

I feel sad about this though. But meh what can you do... just gotta live your life right?

Parabola's minimal install wasnt that much scarier than Hyperbolas back when Hyperbola was in 0.1 and 0.2, but meh... Parabola is becoming harder for them to maintain now I noticed.  Probably security issues are drawing people away from them to Hyperbola or other distros.

As for ungoogled chromium, if it takes 30 mins to update in ANY os, there is a massive problem with your internet or OS.

Still not sure if its libre, but I know its less secure than even webext firefox let alone iceweasel-uxp and basilisk browser/palemoon.

And yeah, Hyperbola ftw, although, I am eager even more when HyperbolaBSD goes into Beta.   That will promise to be even better than both Hyperbola GNU/Linux-Libre, and everything else.

That all depends on the implementation, I bet that is because the OpenBSD devs dont like to accept GPLed code. I very much doubt that HyperbolaBSD devs will make that absurdly dumb mistake.

I also think this issue you mentioned will not be a problem whatsoever for the exact reason I gave you.  Heh, but I will ask them if he thinks that's the reason for poor driver support.

Just to mention this thread as we need for sure also financial support for hosting and providing all needed services. So if you would like to provide support with donations: https://wiki.hyperbola.info/doku.php?id … redirect=1

I have just sent a donation, using paypal (the only way unfortunately I could made the payment).

Sending the transaction receipt by e-mail, I got an error:
<donate@hyperbola.info>: host smtp.hyperbola.info[185.177.150.7] said: 550
    Invalid recipient (in reply to RCPT TO command)

Coming back with answers: Would be this link about near information ... https://wiki.hyperbola.info/doku.php?id … t=1#paypal

And Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?c … source=url

I hope this helps you a little bit more.