Notices by Jason Self (jxself@social.bobcall.me)

I've been maintaining an APT repository for Linux-libre since September 2011: https://jxself.org/linux-libre/

Since lxo announced plans to stop maintaining the Freed-ora RPM repository I've now an RPM repository too: https://rpmfreedom.org/

It works on Fedora, CentOS, RHEL and its derivatives.

GNU Linux-libre 5.15 is now available in my APT repository: https://jxself.org/linux-libre/
It may take some time for the mirrors to sync though.

Exactly ten years ago today on September 12 2011 Alexandre Oliva (the maintainer of Linux-libre) posted the announcement that my APT repository for Linux-libre was available, saying "Jason Self's Freesh apt repository carries binary .debs for 32- and 64-bit x86 systems, and support for more architectures is planned. Thanks!" It was named Freesh as the intention is to always serve up freshly-baked kernels that respect your freedom. It has since expanded to twelve supported CPU architectures.

Each week I usually build 101 kernel packages to go into my APT repository for Linux-libre (see https://jxself.org/linux-libre). This comes from building all supported kernel versions across all supported architectures. This number doesn't include the packages built for testing before the actual releases happen. I have setup 2 more machines to help with kernel compiling, for a total of 4, and can now do the equivalent of make -j128 across the 4 machines.

@profoundlynerdy This is outdated information. It's not being removed from the kernel after all. Someone took up the maintenance of the module in-kernel.

#GNU #Linux-libre 5.2 -- the freedom-respecting version of #Linux -- is now available in my APT repository - https://jxself.org/linux-libre/
It includes the new Lima and Panfrost drivers for #ARM. Enjoy!

#GNU #Linux-libre 4.18.9, 4.14.71, 4.9.128, and 4.4.157 (the freedom-respecting version of #Linux) are now available in my APT repository: https://jxself.org/linux-libre/ Enjoy! Thanks, @lxoliva