My understanding is that ScummVM is free software, like Abrowser. But sadly
many users might _consider_ both useless without some form of proprietary
software (in the case of browsers, many JS and SWF programs are proprietary).
Yet, using either without running proprietary software is still
Is Ruben going to keep it in there or rip it out and replace it?
I'm not exactly a fan of UEFI, which seems to be a standard developed in the
interests of companies only. But that doesn't keep the user from being any
less free either.
A lot of UEFI implementations are proprietary, so of
On Windows, I use to use (lol, sorry for my English) some Firefox plug-ins
like Ghostery or Do not track. I supposed I would find this type of plug-in
on Abrowser, but I didn't.
I prefer to disable cookies on my default browser. Any sites that require
identification to post (like
Well, I could try that.
What should I do?
sudo apt-get remove gnome-session-fallback
sudo apt-get markauto
And then
Sudo apt-get install gnome-session-fallback
Or
sudo apt-get purge alacarte cups-pk-helper gir1.2-accountsservice-1.0
gir1.2-caribou-1.0 gir1.2-clutter-1.0 gir1.2-cogl-1.0
Someone said an excellent VLC analogy which can be extended to browsers. Most
of the people use browsers to use non-free media.
Why game engines can't be used to watch non-free media?
I should have also posted this link:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Opening_a_new_instance_of_your_Mozilla_application_with_another_profile
You could also use a cookie whitelist (uncheck the cookies option, then
individually allow sites in the FF options).
This is what I do and I couldn't agree more about white and black lists.
Removing a package won't remove the config files, which I believe could be
the problem here so you'll need to purge.
What does that markauto do? Looks like it's some aptitude thing actually.
I believe the latter option is closer to what needs to be done. Of course, if
you knew which package
Indeed, it is very frustrating. But hey, cheer up, Toutatis is coming for the
rescue: https://trisquel.info/wiki/roadmap -- sure it is a year late and we
already have the 12.10 release pending, but I think it's worth it to have
100% Freedom.
Other 100% FaiF GNU/Linux distro which is always
Indeed. Try removing the configuration files which are related to the basic
GNOME desktop. Some of them are in ~/.gnome2, others in .config.
The extension Cookie Monster (MPL v1.1) provides a more accessible and
sophisticated cookie control:
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/cookie-monster/
Cookie Monster provides proactive cookie management on a site or domain
level basis, including 3rd party cookies. Via the status
Well, the problem is not only on Gnome, that's what I believe after this
morning, when I installed KDE and... surprise, it does not start either.
I can only log in with Openbox and KDE/Openbox.
Gnome session, Gnome/Openbox (error loading session ubuntu), and KDE don't
work.
So, well, I'm
Reading again the thread, I (re)discovered you have already tried to log in
as a newly created user (it is what you mean by profile, isn't it?). Then,
removing configuration files will not help (a new user has none that relate
with graphical software).
Yeah, already tried that.
Well, GNOME Fallback uses Compiz by default in Trisquel 6, right? I don't
know if KDE uses that or KWin when you install it on Trisquel 6.
One modern desktop environment that doesn't use Compiz is GNOME Shell, so you
could try that. I don't know exactly how well it goes on Trisquel 6, but on
1: No. 2: Green is not Trisquel's colour. 3: No and possibly illegal; I
believe I've seen that as a poster for some horror movie. 4: Very nice!
As for the page you linked, the images with swirls of lightning look nice, as
does this one.
When I used Windows, this was my desktop background;
Armworm - if you have seen no 3 as a poster - they have pinched my work.
Number 3 was made up of three paintings i did then combined using Gimp.
No1 ? could you please enlighten me as to what Trisquel's theme is ? If i
look to change my desktop there doesn't seem to be a common thread.
Just a note, my GTX 560 (NVCE) performed terribly on Nouveau with an
up-to-date kernel (3.7). It had very bad 3D acceleration because of very low
clock speeds, and reclocking doesn't work on Fermi yet with nouveau. The only
way performance is going to increase is when nouveau is able to
It's just that in general, Trisquel's colour scheme is blue and grey.
I've had this happen before when I did some package updates or changes. Seems
like I flipped over to a console with ctrl+alt+F1 and logged in so I could
manage packages. I can't remember what finally fixed it but I updated and
upgraded everything, autoremoved old packages and my have done
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