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<jab>would someone mind sending me a tarbar of the hurd wiki rendered html ? <jab>"guix shell" inside the hurd wiki is currently broke. <jab>I can't seem to install ikiwiki at the moment. <jab>I would love to host an alternative and up to date wiki at gnu-hurd.com/wiki and/or wiki.gnu-hurd.com <jab>p4r4D0xum: can you send me a link to the acer predator laptop that I could buy? Did you buy it used ? Have you got X working yet? <jab>sneek: later tell nexussfan I daily drove the Hurd on a T43 with 1.5 GiB. https://gnucode.org/the-hurd-on-bare-metal.html I sold it recently, I'm a working on dailying driving my librebooted T400, but I am having trouble installing Debian GNU/Hurd on a T400 and T510. <jab>sneek: later tell danielhejduk I just started selling Debian GNU/Hurd laptops. I would recommend buying a T500, T400, or T510. I could sell you one for $400. 250 - 500 GB SSD, 8GB max ram. You should be able to run the 64 bit version of the Hurd on it inside 6 months. *fingers crossed* <jab>Noisytoot: There has not been much development on Hurd alpine. No. solid_black knows the most about it. If you search through the bug-hurd archives you'll find sergey's email address. <yang>hello jab Did you write the page about the HURD-hardware compatibility with laptops? <jab>alma almamood...I forget that person's irc nick... <jab>That person knows more about what hardware the hurd supports. <yang>jab: so the 64bit hurd is not (yet) ready, it's planned to be after at least 6 months? <yang>I guess it's possible to run the 32-bit hurd on a 64bit machine like T500/T400/T510 ? <jab> yang: better than that! <jab>You can run the 64 bit hurd on in qemu. It's just about as stable as the 32 version. <jab>I THINK this just happened... <jab>I think that someone is running the Hurd on real hardware with actual internet. <jab>So if you want to live on the bleeding edge (like I do), you should be able to run the 64 bit hurd on real hardware now. But I think there's only 1 or 2 known hurd 64 bit machines running on real hardware. <jab>if you search bug-hurd (the last 2 - 4 weeks) you'll should be able to find the person talking about it. damo22 wants to run the 64 bit hurd in real hardware, but I don't think he's done it yet... <jab>thanks Gooberpatrol66 ! <yang3>Would hurd run also inside a LinuxContainer LXC ?