Re: [Trisquel-users] Certificate error while trying to access trisquel.info with Midori
I haven't tried it yet because I've seen it is the default browser of "Desktop" Trisquel ---> meant for good pcs, which my Asus 701 is not (630MHz factory underclocked, but I can unlock 900MHz, still slow however). So basically I thought Abrowser was too heavy for me, but now I'll try it enabling uBlock Origin and QuickJS!
Re: [Trisquel-users] Certificate error while trying to access trisquel.info with Midori
I spent last days free time to test two browsers: Qupzilla and Pale Moon, which should be lightweight but powerful at the same time. Qupzilla: very fast, responsive and load almost all sites perfectly, but crashes when the CPU is under heavy pressure (e.g., when loading lot of tabs simultaneously) Pale Moon: as above, but this one never crashes! I tried to open 35 instances* of heavy sites (Facebook, Youtube, Gmail) and it has never freezed or crashed! *: I enabled uBlock Origin and QuickJS as onpon4 suggested me. I think I'll stick to this one!
Re: [Trisquel-users] Certificate error while trying to access trisquel.info with Midori
Oh, I thought it was completely free (in terms of freedom). What are other lightweight and free Mozilla-based browsers? How lightweight is Abrowser compared to Pale Moon for example? Thanks.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Certificate error while trying to access trisquel.info with Midori
My PC is an eeePC too, precisely the 701 4gb version (the father of netbooks). Regarding the browser, I'm looking for one that can load pages completely (I mean without graphical glitches or missing images), very quickly and without freezing or crashing. I won't use it for heavy sites (Facebook, Youtube etc.) so I won't need HTML5 etc., I simply just need to be able to surf the Internet fast.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Certificate error while trying to access trisquel.info with Midori
Still facing the problem, any help would be appreciated.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Certificate error while trying to access trisquel.info with Midori
Oh, I guess I should move to another browser. Which one can I use? It has to be lightweight as Midori because of the poor resources of my netbook.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Certificate error while trying to access trisquel.info with Midori
I'll give it a try. Thanks!
Re: [Trisquel-users] Is it possible to create a complete backup of Trisquel?
I managed to backup /etc with Deja Dup too. Now I have a full backup of /etc and /home, guess that the backup is now complete! Thank you both for your help.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Certificate error while trying to access trisquel.info with Midori
From what I see on the project page, Seamonkey is a suite including e-mail, chat and other services. I don't want all of that. I just want the most ligthweight browser that can be a decent successor of Midori. P.s. Correct me if I'm wrong! I've never used Seamonkey.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Certificate error while trying to access trisquel.info with Midori
I've already tried the FAQ fix but it didn't work. Meanwhile I was looking for lightweight alternatives to Midori and found Qupzilla. Do you know it? If yes, is it good?
[Trisquel-users] Is it possible to create a complete backup of Trisquel?
Hi everyone. I've installed Trisquel GNU/Linux 7.0 Mini on my netbook about 6 months ago and since then I fell in love with it. During this period I solved a lot of issues thanks to this forum and the internet in general. I would like to have a complete backup of my Trisquel installation (including custom installed apps, configuration files etc.) so if someday I'll break the installation while testing or trying to fix something I can easily roll back to the functioning installation without having to do all the dirty work again. How can I do that as easily as possible? Consider that I don't have a DVD player since it's a netbook, just USB! Thanks in advance!
Re: [Trisquel-users] Is it possible to create a complete backup of Trisquel?
Thanks for your answer. I read the wiki page and followed the guide. This is precisely what I did: - saved the marking list from Synaptic; - cloned the /var/cache/apt folder which should contain the .deb packages (although I found nothing in it, perhaps because I always use autoclean? Will the marking list still work when restoring even if there are no .deb's? Even having to download them again would be fine); - used deja-dup to clone just the home folder, as default; Is it all? Or am I missing something? The things I care most are the packages I've installed during these months and the configurations of the apps, desktop etc.
[Trisquel-users] Certificate error while trying to access trisquel.info with Midori
Hi everyone. I'm experiencing an issue while trying to access this site with Midori (version 0.5.11) using Trisquel GNU/Linux 7.0 Mini. In particular, this is what I get after accessing trisquel.info: Security unknown. Some other error occurred validating the certificate. If i press the Trust this website button, this is what I get: Error granting trust: Couldn't find a place to store the pinned certificate pkcs11:library-manufacturer=GNOME%20Keyring , pkcs11:library-description=PKCS%2311%20Kit%20Trust%20Module Can you help me? Thanks.
Re: [Trisquel-users] I did Trisquel Wallpapers
Awesome! Thank you for sharing these wallpapers! I love the blue ones!
Re: [Trisquel-users] I'm leaving Trisquel
Hi everyone. I'm really new to Trisquel and to Free Software way of life, but during these two weeks with Trisquel Mini I really felt that sense of freedom pople on the internet were talking about. I really like this distribution not just because it has 100% free software, but also because it fits damn well on my old Asus eeePC 701 which I use when I'm not home (= always). I'm not a developer, so if Ruben and the others decide to accept development help from the community I won't be useful, but I think that you may need someone who reports bugs coming from the latest releases! I sincerely hope this project will not get abandoned with time, I tried about 100 distros on my netbook (for days, not just 2 mins) and, trust me, no one is even near to Trisquel for freedom and performance! Have a nice day! And don't root while drunk! :)
Re: [Trisquel-users] GNOME MPlayer plays sound only for root
Problem solved! I did what you suggested and tried to switch between all of the available audio outputs, discovering that one of them lets sound work again! More precisely, the audio output mentioned is "HDA Intel (ALC662 rev1 Analog) (alsa)", as you supposed. Thank you very much, I really appreciate your help! Hope other users will someday solve the same problem by reading this topic. Cheers!
Re: [Trisquel-users] GNOME MPlayer plays sound only for root
First of all, thanks for both answers! @root_vegetable The output is: [GMLIB-Message: after init: position=0,000 length=0,000 start_time=0,000 run_time=0,000 volume=0,00 player=dead media=unknown uri= I also tried to execute gnome-mplayer as root and have the same output, but this time sound works. @loldier I successfully managed to associate audio and video files to MPlayer. If I don't find a solution I'll stick to MPlayer without the GNOME GUI, as you suggest. By the way, I attached few screenshots of my GNOME-MPlayer options (tell me if you need screenshots of other sections): is there anything strange?
[Trisquel-users] GNOME MPlayer plays sound only for root
Hi everyone. First of all, thanks for providing us this amazing distribution, I tried tons of distros but none can fit my old Asus eeePC 701 better than Trisquel Mini! Now the bad. I'm having a problem regarding sound in GNOME Mplayer. The player suddenly does not play sound anymore if opened by me (user) but plays it perfectly if opened as root. I googled a lot and tried few fixes (i.e. adding user to audio group etc.), but nothing worked. If it can help: Mplayer (not GNOME Mplayer) files openend from terminal work perfectly, so it seems the problem is related to "user's" GNOME Mplayer only. In addition, everything in the system is updated and I already tried a complete fresh reinstall of GNOME Mplayer and its libraries. Thanks in advance!
