alonivtsan@[nospam] wrote:
I meant not needing to turn on Gnash and still getting video on Youtube was a
really nice feature :)
Well, it is not just YouTube. Linterna Mágica doesn't need Gnash (or
Swfdec) in any way. It just makes sure that if it is installed, you have
the choice to switch
On Mon, 28 Feb 2011 01:19:15 +0100 (CET), magicban...@gmail.com wrote:
But given a physical access to the machine, you can reconfigure the
BIOS.
A
BIOS password makes it harder (you need a screwdriver) but not
impossible.
And the problem is the same whatever the OS. There is no real
But I've made some metapackages that can be used to install a fully working
and branded Triskel desktop using a netinstall disk. I'll talk to Ruben if
these can be pushed into the repos..
That sounds great! Please send your packages to the development mailing list
so I can review them an
Well, first of all, that was not me who asked that. Then, I have already
explained an obvious use of a recovery mode: a lonely lambda user of Trisquel
(probably most of Trisquel's users), who forgot her password, can easily
change it with Taranis. With Slaine, because of apparent
Well, first of all, that was not me who asked that. Then, I have already
explained an obvious use of a recovery mode: a lonely lambda user of Trisquel
(probably most of Trisquel's users), who forgot her password, can easily
change it with Taranis. With Slaine, because of apparent
I have no problems with IceCat personally. Anything is better than Web
Browser.
I don't really see anything wrong with Web Browser, personally. It's an
accurate representation of what it is. Plus, when you open a Nautilus
window, it says File Browser.
oh thats great.. :) actually i've used the trisquel-meta source for making
the metapackages, and one package for custom artwork and default
settings(this one needs some changes, the kdm theme is not getting set by
default). should i send the source packages because if i do dpkg-buildpackage
This isn't really an issue with having no branding but rather with not
being a name brand. Your bank would not know what Icecat or Iceweasel
or probably even Seamonkey is (they all use the same Mozilla rendering
engine). It's their fault they hired an incompetent web developer who doesn't
File managers aren't really of the same class of application as web browsers.
Something like a file manager is considered to be part of the desktop
environment itself; I wouldn't call myself a Nautilus user, more like a
GNOME user. Web browsers are not like this; they are distinct from the
Thomas C Gilliard wrote:
Bernie Innocenti wrote:
On Sun, 2011-02-20 at 15:16 -0500, Sean DALY wrote:
Hi Bernie we are working on getting a French variant of Tom's image
working for a charitable foundation project
I am personally convinced VMs are the way forward for solving our
PDFs with animations are very rare, AFAIK, but I'm not surprised they don't
work in Trisquel.
They do seem to be incredibly rare, but it doesn't look like it'd be
that hard for them to enable them, as the videos in that pdf I linked to
appear just be standard mpeg videos, not sure what codec though... Even
if there was just some way to extract the videos that would be useful
for the
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