Re: [Trisquel-users] how to record the internet radio?

2019-12-07 Thread alonivtsan
If you have a direct link to the channel you should be able to record using  
streamlink, wget/save as, ffmpeg. youtube-sl/hypervideo, plowshare or some  
other free software.


[Trisquel-users] how to record the internet radio?

2019-12-07 Thread softwdensky

Hi. How have you been spending this weekend?
I would like to record the internet radio to save the internet traffic.  
Because it is limited to some GB per month. I use Clementine to listen to  
music. I would like to record a certain channel in this weekend. I did a  
quick search in this forum but there did not seem to be a good thread. And  
legally recording and using it privately is no problem at least in Japan.  
Uploading recorded stuff etc seem to be illegal. Thank you for your support  
in advance. Have the good rest of the weekend!


Re: [Trisquel-users] Spotify - or the like - in privacy

2019-12-07 Thread andyprough

Or a song book and an acoustic guitar.


Re: [Trisquel-users] Spotify - or the like - in privacy

2019-12-07 Thread andyprough

> This has never worked reliably for me.

Make sure you also have youtube-dl installed. It doesn't call for it as a  
dependency, but mps-youtube works like crap without it.


Re: [Trisquel-users] [Brother HL-L2320D]: Printer Does Not Install

2019-12-07 Thread rbjerke

UPDATE 3

Success!

I downloaded the software from Github  
(https://github.com/pdewacht/brlaser.git), and followed the instructions on  
how to compile and install the program found within the file 'README.md'.  
After the program was compiled and installed, I proceeded to print a test  
page which did not produce the desired result. As the instructions for the  
software noted, CUPS might be needed to restarted, which I promptly did.


After restarting the computer, I went to 'System-> Administration->  
Printers', which opened the 'Printer Properties' window where I tried to  
print another test page, but, again, had no success. Looking within the  
'Printer Options' setting, I noticed that the Resolution was '1200HQ'. I  
changed this, to '600 DPI', and then proceeded to print another test page,  
andit worked!


I will now try printing different file formats to see if they do print as  
well, but, so far I am impressed that I have finally found a printer that now  
uses free software (GPLv2)!


Re: [Trisquel-users] Verifying install files (Zotero)

2019-12-07 Thread jason
It's probably also worth mentioning that checking GPG signatures is also what  
the package manager does when you install programs from the Trisquel repo.


Re: [Trisquel-users] Spotify - or the like - in privacy

2019-12-07 Thread zapper
Whether or not Chromium is free or not, which I don't think it is, security  
on chrome based web browsers is questionable.


Meh...

But its your call not mine. I don't run anyone elses life but my own. ;)


Re: [Trisquel-users] Verifying install files (Zotero)

2019-12-07 Thread jason
Who knows. Didn't it happen with GNU/Linux Mint?  
https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=2994


Don't forget that kernel.org was also compromised. If someone cracks a server  
to replace the downloadable programs they could also replace the checksums if  
they live in the same place. The attacker already has access to do the first  
and, if the checksums live on the same server in the same place, it would not  
be hard to take the additional step to change them to match.


So; all that checksums give you is that the file was downloaded without some  
accidental corruption; it does not tell you that it's the same file that was  
originally uploaded. For that you need something else like the GPG signatures  
I mentioned earlier.


Re: [Trisquel-users] Verifying install files (Zotero)

2019-12-07 Thread jbahn
It's not helpful when the attacker can both add their own malicious version  
and also alter the posted checksums so that they match.


How likely are we to fall victims of such an offence?


Re: [Trisquel-users] Verifying install files (Zotero)

2019-12-07 Thread jason
It's not helpful when the attacker can both add their own malicious version  
and also alter the posted checksums so that they match.


A better option is probably things like GPG signatures. Assuming that you  
trust the key (which is a whole different topic with assorted issues) then  
you can verify that a given file was signed with a given key.


Re: [Trisquel-users] Cyrillic text on python graphs, is that an OS issue?

2019-12-07 Thread mason
> I want to have Cyrillic text on python graphs.

> but I can not do it with python 3 on Trisquel, even if I use same
> commands.

What did you try and what was the result?


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Re: [Trisquel-users] Spotify - or the like - in privacy

2019-12-07 Thread Caleb Herbert
On 12/07/2019 09:47 AM, andypro...@protonmail.com wrote:
> It's an electron app, so the electron arguments will get started all
> over again.

GNU Guix packages Chromium.  Perhaps Electron is OK now.

-- 
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KE0VVT
816-892-9669
https://bluehome.net/csh
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Re: [Trisquel-users] Spotify - or the like - in privacy

2019-12-07 Thread Caleb Herbert
On 12/07/2019 09:37 AM, andypro...@protonmail.com wrote:
> For a simple jukebox, I like using mps-youtube.

This has never worked reliably for me.

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816-892-9669
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Re: [Trisquel-users] Spotify - or the like - in privacy

2019-12-07 Thread Caleb Herbert
On 12/07/2019 01:29 AM, jb...@mykolab.com wrote:
> What could be the *most* private way to use spotify (or a similar service)?

Get a huge disk and start hoarding music.

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816-892-9669
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Re: [Trisquel-users] [continued] how do I change the GRUB background image?

2019-12-07 Thread andre . kuhn

Thanks @strypey !

Yes, I figured this myself (during that chat), that yourrom.rom is actually a  
handler pointing to the "rom" in place (means the one flashed onto the  
system). If this is true, the commands can be used with "yourrom.rom"  
straight away. But I read several times (in the libreboot docs) that you  
ought to replace "yourrom.rom" with the appropriate rom you pick from a  
repos. (Maybe just during inital setup!?) So it's not 100% clear. (Alas the  
160 ppl in the chat totally failed to give a clarification here; my gut  
feeling is the answers is pretty simple.)


I keep on searching and will post the answer later.

cheers!



[Trisquel-users] Re : Trisquel 8 does not boot after updating and upgrading

2019-12-07 Thread lcerf
I do not think that is the error you committed.  Maybe you ran 'sudo apt  
autoremove' after removing all jxself's kernels.


Re: [Trisquel-users] Trisquel 8 does not boot after updating and upgrading

2019-12-07 Thread strypey
Ah, I think I see what my error was. By using "purge" instead of "remove", I  
not only removed the Linux kernel version that was causing me problems, but I  
undid almost everything I did when I added your linux-libre repo in the first  
place. A better approach would have been to use "remove", and then use  
"apt-get upgrade" (*not* "apt-get dist-upgrade"), instead of "apt upgrade" to  
avoid updating the kernel again until you told me the bug was fixed. Does  
this sound correct?


I'm fortunate that my error left me with a bootable system and that you and  
Chaosmonk have been available to patiently help me get things back in order  
:) It's late here so I will follow your instructions tomorrow and report back  
on the results.


Re: [Trisquel-users] [continued] how do I change the GRUB background image?

2019-12-07 Thread strypey
Hi AyKay, what the users in the chat are trying to explain is that you are  
not looking for a file called "yourrom.rom", there is no such thing. Rather,  
it seems that "yourrom.rom" is a description of a thing you need to know the  
name of.


This is like if I told you to run a command that addressed /dev/sdx. You will  
not find sdx in the /dev folder, it does not exist. Rather, /dev/sdx is a way  
of telling you where in the command to put in the address of the drive or  
partition you want to be the target of that command. Does this make things  
clearer?


Sadly, I have not yet librebooted my laptop, so I can't advise you in any  
more details on how to find out what you need to put in place of  
"yourrom.rom" in that command. Others here can probably help?


Re: [Trisquel-users] Spotify - or the like - in privacy

2019-12-07 Thread andyprough
Oh, I remember nuclear now - weren't we looking at this a few months ago?  
It's an electron app, so the electron arguments will get started all over  
again. But I really liked this concept at the time, and it looks like it's  
much better and more stable now. Downloaded and listening to my favorite  
music as we speak, thanks for mentioning it chaosmonk!


Re: [Trisquel-users] Spotify - or the like - in privacy

2019-12-07 Thread andyprough

For a simple jukebox, I like using mps-youtube. It's in the trisquel repo.

If you don't mind experimenting with new, independent, and freely licensed  
music, I've found a ton of great tunes on libre.fm.


Re: [Trisquel-users] Spotify - or the like - in privacy

2019-12-07 Thread andyprough
It says it's like mps-youtube, so yes, you should have all artists, including  
recent and popular. As long as they have stuff uploaded to youtube, you  
should be able to access it. 


[Trisquel-users] Libre HTPC

2019-12-07 Thread alonivtsan

Is there a recommended one?

I know Etnaviv supports some SoCs with Vivante GPUs.

https://github.com/etnaviv/etna_viv

Do any of these boxes support free boot firmmware? Also, which distributions  
can be installed on such boxes (I assume Debian supports some of them)?


Re: [Trisquel-users] [continued] how do I change the GRUB background image?

2019-12-07 Thread andre . kuhn

Here is the answer from the Libreboot chat.

> A: you need to get familiar with CBFS. "yourrom" means "your rom" = what  
you have installed

installed = flashed

> ME: *kindly askes for further details / explanations*

> B: just leave it be if you're not willing to do your own research, "A"  
pointed you in the right direction.


> A: "yourrom" means "your rom" = what you have installed

--
Then there were some further comments that fall under "trolling" in my book,  
but maybe I am wrong and the answer is hidden somewhere between the line:

--

> A: you could also say that by installing something, you "put it in" to the  
box you call a computer. If you put something in, and the box did not belong  
to a quantum physicist, you can usually take it out again.


--

Seems, the Libreboot community doesn't really help here. So I repeat my  
question I posted in that (kind of hostile) chat:


I'd like to change my boot background image. I found a thread in the  
trisquell forum saying "cbfstool yourrom.rom ..." does the trick. Alas, I  
don' know where to find yourrom.rom. Any pros around who can explain this to  
ppl that aren't familiar with the whole Libreboot matter?




[Trisquel-users] [continued] how do I change the GRUB background image?

2019-12-07 Thread andre . kuhn

[Please append to
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/how-do-i-change-grub-background-image
if appropriate. Thanks]

Hi there. (According to the thread above) I am to issue this for changing the  
GRUB background image:


$ ./cbfstool yourrom.rom remove background.png -n background.png
$ ./cbfstool yourrom.rom add -f background.png -n background.png -t raw

Alas, I can't find my yourrom.rom. In fact, there are zero .rom files on my  
system. (According to locate and find)


I run a lenovo ThinkPad T400 with LibreBoot.

Any ideas? Would appreciate any hints. Thanks!


[Trisquel-users] Re : Spotify - or the like - in privacy

2019-12-07 Thread lcerf
You can download the .deb file:  
https://github.com/nukeop/nuclear/releases/download/v0.5.1/nuclear-7e3bac.deb


If GDebi is installed, you can double-click on the file to install it.  If  
you prefer the terminal, then execute from the directory containing the file:

$ dpkg -i nuclear-7e3bac.deb


[Trisquel-users] Cyrillic text on python graphs, is that an OS issue?

2019-12-07 Thread peruswe

Hello dear community!
I want to have Cyrillic text on python graphs. I know how to that with python  
2 on Ubuntu and with python 3 in another OS which I do not want to even say  
it's name (the company I work in, use that OS, so I must work with it), but I  
can not do it with python 3 on Trisquel, even if I use same commands. I  
wonder if it is an OS issue?

Thanks for helps
Farhad 


Re: [Trisquel-users] Verifying install files (Zotero)

2019-12-07 Thread jbahn
In most cases I only install software from the Trisquel repo but for instance  
for Trisquel itself, replicant images etc I download the install files and  
verify them with shasum and gpg. I thought tha such verification is (or can  
be) crucial to security - but perhaps it is not as useful as I thought?


Re: [Trisquel-users] Verifying install files (Zotero)

2019-12-07 Thread jbahn

Wasn't there also a case with Linux Mint?


Re: [Trisquel-users] Spotify - or the like - in privacy

2019-12-07 Thread jbahn
Thanks. I downloaded and extracted the zip-file. But I find no information  
about how to install. Can you help?


There are some screenshots showing e.g. Rihanna and Lady Gaga. Do you know if  
will we have access to recent music from famous (!) artists via Nuclear?


Re: [Trisquel-users] Spotify - or the like - in privacy

2019-12-07 Thread jbahn
Yeah, that might do for me but the kids want here-and-now choices - like  
their friends...