Free Calculator
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by dafpp » Fri Jun 15, 2012 6:53 pm
I am. Filho de emigrantes - moro em franca.
Es de onde helder ?
A free calculator have some answers:
- If we want a calculator could run a TI AND CASIO program's - first on basic langage - we have to.
- If we want have add-ins on and for every calculator, we have to.
- If we want have the power of a g35 on a g25 (for example), we have to.
- If we want to be free and combine calculators to have FREE OS who run on every calculator, we have to.
- If we want a day - i want - gnu programs hybrid on your calculator, we have to.
We have to create/establish a new OS for multi calculators.
My english is porrest, i'm thinking about for a long time, i have terrible problems to explain.
Es de onde helder ?
A free calculator have some answers:
- If we want a calculator could run a TI AND CASIO program's - first on basic langage - we have to.
- If we want have add-ins on and for every calculator, we have to.
- If we want have the power of a g35 on a g25 (for example), we have to.
- If we want to be free and combine calculators to have FREE OS who run on every calculator, we have to.
- If we want a day - i want - gnu programs hybrid on your calculator, we have to.
We have to create/establish a new OS for multi calculators.
My english is porrest, i'm thinking about for a long time, i have terrible problems to explain.
"Les spécialistes commencent par n'apprendre que ce qu'ils aiment et
finissent par n'aimer que ce qu'ils ont appris." - Gilbert Cesbron.
"Si nous avons chacun un objet et que nous les echangeons, nous avons
chacun un objet. Si nous avons chacun une idée et que nous les
échangeons, nous avons chacun deux idées." - Proverbe Chinois.
finissent par n'aimer que ce qu'ils ont appris." - Gilbert Cesbron.
"Si nous avons chacun un objet et que nous les echangeons, nous avons
chacun un objet. Si nous avons chacun une idée et que nous les
échangeons, nous avons chacun deux idées." - Proverbe Chinois.
- helder7
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by helder7 » Sat Jun 16, 2012 11:37 am
dafpp wrote:I am. Filho de emigrantes - moro em franca.
Es de onde helder ?
sou da zona de Portugal, e tu? //
SiO2 + CaCO3 ----------> CaSiO3 + CO2
by dafpp » Sat Jun 16, 2012 12:28 pm
Guarda -> concelho de sabugal.
"Les spécialistes commencent par n'apprendre que ce qu'ils aiment et
finissent par n'aimer que ce qu'ils ont appris." - Gilbert Cesbron.
"Si nous avons chacun un objet et que nous les echangeons, nous avons
chacun un objet. Si nous avons chacun une idée et que nous les
échangeons, nous avons chacun deux idées." - Proverbe Chinois.
finissent par n'aimer que ce qu'ils ont appris." - Gilbert Cesbron.
"Si nous avons chacun un objet et que nous les echangeons, nous avons
chacun un objet. Si nous avons chacun une idée et que nous les
échangeons, nous avons chacun deux idées." - Proverbe Chinois.
by dafpp » Mon Jun 25, 2012 5:53 pm
For me, we have all to make a real new community: free and only free.
I think, we can make like gnu community, but not make free software for computers but share a free calculator (with gnu programs).
On my opinion, calculators can make a good tool to learn to students the real spirit of sharing. Most of tools on education is moving to private-tools.
All of us can understand the importance of liberty but most of us swap for more performance.
The market make us like idiots who buy different calculators just to have more memory, or a special add-in, etc ...
More memory ? 1.5 MO Yeah...
Add-in ? The same add-in can run only on one calculator model.
etc ...
Lot of people say what free is useless today, open source is the business model of now and the futur. I agree of that, but we are on a world calculator with a mini model of open source, and nothing else. if we want create, share and make what we want on a calculator, we have to work on a free calculator.
New programs, for a new kernel, with new OS, and later with free hardware to make a free calculator.
All we have on a GNU OS (not all
) can be on a futur free calculator. How ? We have to begun on new base.
Saludos, dafp.
I think, we can make like gnu community, but not make free software for computers but share a free calculator (with gnu programs).
On my opinion, calculators can make a good tool to learn to students the real spirit of sharing. Most of tools on education is moving to private-tools.
All of us can understand the importance of liberty but most of us swap for more performance.
The market make us like idiots who buy different calculators just to have more memory, or a special add-in, etc ...
More memory ? 1.5 MO Yeah...
Add-in ? The same add-in can run only on one calculator model.
etc ...
Lot of people say what free is useless today, open source is the business model of now and the futur. I agree of that, but we are on a world calculator with a mini model of open source, and nothing else. if we want create, share and make what we want on a calculator, we have to work on a free calculator.
New programs, for a new kernel, with new OS, and later with free hardware to make a free calculator.
All we have on a GNU OS (not all
) can be on a futur free calculator. How ? We have to begun on new base.
Saludos, dafp.
"Les spécialistes commencent par n'apprendre que ce qu'ils aiment et
finissent par n'aimer que ce qu'ils ont appris." - Gilbert Cesbron.
"Si nous avons chacun un objet et que nous les echangeons, nous avons
chacun un objet. Si nous avons chacun une idée et que nous les
échangeons, nous avons chacun deux idées." - Proverbe Chinois.
finissent par n'aimer que ce qu'ils ont appris." - Gilbert Cesbron.
"Si nous avons chacun un objet et que nous les echangeons, nous avons
chacun un objet. Si nous avons chacun une idée et que nous les
échangeons, nous avons chacun deux idées." - Proverbe Chinois.
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