Hello everyone,
there are very few video websites which I'm not able to watch with trisquel
(I think two, exactly).
One of those sites is golem.de
Could you please try to watch for example
http://video.golem.de/games/10750/metro-last-light-test-fazit.html
Perhaps you have some kind of
I won Skype.
http://siptoskype.com/
What works
1.Audio call(worse quality compared to Skype)
2.Skype-to-SIP calls
3.SIP-to-Skype calls
My SIP-client:
QuteCom
if (checkDevice()){
var nvb = new
HTML5Video(http://video.golem.de/nvplayer/NonverBlaster_02-testing.swf,NVBPlayer10750video,620,349,9,#00;);
} else {
var nvb = new
SWFObject(http://video.golem.de/nvplayer/NonverBlaster_02-testing.swf,NVBPlayer10750video,620,349,9,#00;);
}
Well, first there is Gnash and (if Gnash won't work) Linterna Magica. Those
are the standard way of doing things.
But there is a slightly more obscure way of watching videos than with Gnash
(or other Flash-replacing plugins) and Linterna Magica. It's called Unplug.
It's a plugin that can be
Thank you so far.
Unfortunately, golem.de doesn't work with linterna magica or with unplug (I
tried gnash of course myself).
BUT the second page I mentioned which didn't work runs with linterna magica.
So finally, your advices helped me a lot.
Golem.de works with lightspark, but almost
Among the available phones, the Galaxy S2 is the best supported one. The
Galaxy Nexus does not have its camera supported. Here is the status of the
devices Replicant supports.
What about messaging? Does it work?
Beside this, your solution is much better than using skype, but it's not
really good, since the one who's called is using skype.
Yesterday I read an article about microsoft reading officially everything you
write; and surely this concerns your
Glad that I could help you.
Linterna Magica not working with lightspark is probably due to LM being
written for replacing what Gnash renders on a given page. If you disable
Gnash without installing anything else, LM stops working too.
If there is no way to play the video on it's original
Yes, that is perfectly true. However it can be very hard to convince people
to use a different program. I've had that issue myself. Things like come on,
no one will switch to your Pidgin/Gimp/insert-a-program, everyone is using
[insert-proprietary-solution] and you have to as well or
That's strange. I removed the gnash plugin but linterna magica is still
working.
Yes, it's mess. Every solution is suitable only for some cases, but on the
other hand, many things work very well.
Now you're spreading nonconstructive FUD yourself. There is no reason to have
to use the command line if you're afraid of it. You know what they say about
old dogs.
Linux is a kernel, the OS is GNU/Linux btw.
Well, the most people I know that don't want to use linux or gone away from
Linux said, that they don't like CLI. (Linux is now for
generical-linux-distribution here). The most non-Techie people i know think
Linux is something where you have to do much over CLI and that nothing works
out
Yesterday I read an article about microsoft reading officially everything
you write
Could've been this
http://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/Skype-with-care-Microsoft-is-reading-everything-you-write-1862870.html
Aircrack isn't but Aircrack-ng is.
Too bad that the Page where a Chromium Dev made a deep look into Irons
sources is down
Did you check if these guys have a copy? http://archive.org/web/web.php
First i was able to find most information here:
http://www.insanitybit.com/2012/06/23/srware-iron-browser-a-real-private-alternative-to-chrome-21/and
http://web.archive.org/web/20100614055220/http://chromium.hybridsource.org/the-iron-scamhere
On 15 May 2013 15:30,
Broken link.
Hmm, both work at my side. The second link has 2 http:// in it, you need to
copy the full link with both http: in it
2013/5/15 ejectm...@me.com
Broken link.
That gives me the following errors, to which I didn't give much time to
interpret (so, I don't know what to suggest; perhaps a proper
'trisquel-lts-belenos' package depending on everything, so the stack
enablement would run smoothly... but I don't know what will be that promised
point
How about newer Lightspark versions from https://launchpad.net/~sparkers ?
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sparkers/ppa
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get upgrade
(or, instead of upgrade, install lightspark if it is not installed yet)
Also, have you tried other Firefox extensions to download
-- Of course the Firefox logo involves a fox f**king the earth.
-- Perhaps you see it as a female fox sees it.
Wonderful.
What about messaging
Not working. Instead, I'm using text chat of Агент Mail.ru(russian
analog of ICQ). It is proprietary protocol with open specification.
Now my computer have only FLOSS. There are other proprietary
soft(Electronical Encyclopedia, Wine by Etersoft, game the Keepsake, etc
The video can be downloaded using this URL (and then viewed with e.g.
SMPlayer):
http://video.golem.de/files/1/1/10750/metrolastlight-sd.mp4
P.S. in order to find this URL I used Lightspark (version 0.7.2 which I
compiled myself on Parabola GNU/Linux) and Wireshark and searched in
Bravo. But how about HTML5? Why the site have word HTML5Video in source
code of page?
This video can also be streamed in HTML5 if the browser supports H.264.
I have been searching for a mini PCIe wireless card for my partner's
laptop that works with free drivers and firmware but also works with the
hardware. It is an HP Pavilion dv4-1275mx. Chris from ThinkPenguin
kindly suggested a USB device. But the laptop has only 2 USB ports and
she is always low
Silemmo,
I thought it could be a conflict between the old and the new configuration
files. It was exactly my problem.
That's why I saved all my configuration files before deleting them.
you have to do these steps when you want, i guess the configuration files are
not completly erased
El 15/05/13 07:06, cyberh...@lavabit.com escribió:
Yes, that is perfectly true. However it can be very hard to convince
people to use a different program. I've had that issue myself. Things
like come on, no one will switch to your
Pidgin/Gimp/insert-a-program, everyone is using
On 2013-05-15 13:37, Quiliro Ordóñez wrote:
[...]
The problem with it is that it is a win32/64 program. I downloaded
FreeDOS but it will not recognize my USB memory where I saved the BIOS
mod. I had the same problem with an installation of Windows on Virtualbox.
I have no option but to
El 15/05/13 13:06, Fabian Rodriguez escribió:
On 2013-05-15 13:37, Quiliro Ordóñez wrote:
[...]
The problem with it is that it is a win32/64 program. I downloaded
FreeDOS but it will not recognize my USB memory where I saved the BIOS
mod. I had the same problem with an installation of Windows
I use Firefox and can't watch videos on any site but YouTube (by the way,
there's a handy Firefox add-on allowing you to see any YouTube video in HTML5
called YouTube Flash to HTML5). Can this addon be used in Firefox?
I guess you have to do what you have to do. The lesson here is not to buy
hardware from manufacturers who force you to do these things.
You're right, but I think those people are just victims of proprietary
software.
There are several different types of victims:
1. The ones who can't avoid prop. software because they _really_ need some
unavailable features, for example because of their job; I regret them very
much. The free
I has Sen a email to the moderator of Iron.
ello good Day I'm a User from Iron Browser, i used in linux and Windows
becouse a like to protect my privacy and i'm not a fan from Google Chrome
who's eating to Chromium, wherever.
My reason to been writing this message is becouse exist a Linux
I has send a email to Iron Browser
Hello good Day I'm a User from Iron Browser, i used in linux and Windows
becouse a like to protect my privacy and i'm not a fan from Google Chrome
who's eating to Chromium, wherever.
My reason to been writing this message is becouse exist a Linux
What's so special about Chromium based browsers compared to other WebKit
browsers such as Midori, Epiphany and Arora?
Iron is not complete free software becouse of somenthing of a license of
BSD.
??
They don't publish the source code, that's why it's certainly not free and
will not be considered. Chromium itself has some dodgy bits and isn't
included either.
Thanks to all your great advices, I have found the (for me) best solution at
the moment:
1. Lightspark installed
2. Linterna Magica installed (unfortunately, with linterna magica, there
appears this bug from time to time:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/en-fin-dadresse-url# so I have to
You might want to first try the new card without flashing to see if you could
avoid it. It could brick the box in the worst case scenario.
And Abrowser can't do this? Is it neccessary to install proprietary software
in order to run a html5 h.264 video?
Can anyone tell me the difference between IceCat and IceWeasel, perhaps give
a few comments?
thanks.
Are they the same progect?
Abrowser and Firefox do not at this time, but the Chromium browser with the
chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra package will:
https://launchpad.net/~cmiller/+archive/chromium-browser-stable-daily
On 16/05/13 06:57, navigator762...@gmail.com wrote:
Can anyone tell me the difference between IceCat and IceWeasel,
perhaps give a few comments?
thanks.
Iceweasel (without a capital W) is a rebranded copy of Firefox used in
Debian. The version used in stable has backported security fixes made
Just open my link above.
SRWare Iron not even OpenSource.
Chromium browser only real alternatve for Abrowser/Icecat browsers, IMHO.
1.Chromium have a lot of extensions.
2.Chromium have Vrome and others Vimperator-like extensions.
3.Chromium can play some patented formats, like mp3.
But on the other hand, Chromium have disadvantages:
1.It is
Iron is issued by SRWare under an all rights reserved license, indicating
that it is made from a combination of proprietary and free software, although
in download page SRWare claims Iron is free and OpenSource.
Hahahaha.
No.
Linux
Linux is a kernel developed by Mr. Torvalds in 1991; a kernel is of little
practical use for computing, so an associated userland such as GNU is used in
combination with the kernel. The system is basically GNU with Linux added, or
GNU/Linux.
This reminds me... didn't Mr. Rodríguez say Trisquel 6.0 would be updated
with the iterative point releases - i.e. there would be a Trisquel 6.0.x - I
know Ubuntu 12.04 already has a couple of point releases with an updated
kernel and mesa...
Last year I took it upon myself to clean up th licensing problems with
Chromium, but the source is so messed up with multitude of files in multiple
directories, with different, unclear licenses, and many of them without any
licensing information at all. Many files are there which have
Other WebKit browsers also support H.264 (Midori, Epiphany etc).
THe video can be played back inside Abrowser using a media plugin such as
Totem, but it cannot be played as an HTML5 video (if it is infact provided as
such). WebKit browsers such as Midori do supports H.264 in HTML5 video.
Icecat is GNU's fork of Firefox, while Iceweasel is Debian's fork of the
same. (The folks in the Debian user forums will tell you Iceweasel IS
firefox, except for the name.)
Iceweasel will allow you to install non-free addons, whereas GNU's Icecat,
has a separate page of addons, all of
Bookmarked for consummation. Thanks for the useful link lembas.
Best Regards
I dont know if you read everything or simply saw linux, then posted this. I
use Linux as general term for a Linux-based System, since GNU-System is
normally nothing more than GNU-Tools running on Linux. The non-technical
People on this world normally talks about Linux, when it comes to
have any of you investigated firefox os phone? i had heard that it uses open
source mire than a default android. the possible hardware provider is
geeksphone.
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