TCPA Support in Linux
kempokaraterulz writes "Linux Journal is reporting that "The Trusted Computing Platform Alliance has published open specifications for a security chip and related software interfaces.". In the latest Gentoo Newsletter they talk about a possible 'Trusted Gentoo', and possible uses for hardware level security."
It really makes me happy to see that Linux distributers are finally seeing the light and providing the community with things we need in an Operating System. Hopefully this will lead to other advances in the wonderful world of DRM.
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From a programmer's perspective, the IBM version of the TPM (or TCPA chip) looks like Figure 1. Garrick, please crop the caption out of the figure itself.
Garrick? Garrick? McFly? McFlyyyyyyyyyy?
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From the Fine Article:
-theGreater.
Not yet, sorry. I just asked Stephen King...
Trusted Windows
Wait, wait...you lost me on that one.
Treacherous Gentoo?
I am having problems with my system clock under Gentoo.
It keeps saying it is the Second of February, when I know it must be the First of April...
# cat
Damn, my RAM is full of llamas.
In Soviet Union, your GPL'd software doesn't trust YOU!
Hmmm. This puts the whole concept of so-called "Trusted Computing" into a realistic, and sad, perspective.
Linus is not a lawyer. ... Unlike RMS or ESR, he doesn't even hang out with lawyers or devote serious thought to legal matters.
I knew there was a reason why I liked the guy!
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Garrick, please don't forget to remove my inline comments to you before you post this article.
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