1. The first time when you have happened this you should clear the cache
memory and the all history (from the beginning and all cookies) for your
internet browser.
2. You may remove and reinstall again the browser to see if the errors are
there.
cool
Thanks for replying !
I will not quote since the forum screws up any quotation (= hiding them by
default).
Unfortunately I do not remember the exact names of the maps I tried. Some
were original Xonotic, some from Nexuiz I guess and some of yours.
The idea to add more realism is cool.
Oh, I now see the Show All button. gNewSense and Parabola are indeed
recommendable even if less recommendable than Trisquel for the reasons you
give.
Now, with the Show All, I see that openSUSE is listed! Not only this
distribution is full of proprietary software (the Non-OSS repository is
Well, that is weird. Adding acpi=off to the variable GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX
should add this option when booting a Linux kernel. This is what you told us
you manually do to get the kernel booting.
If its a vulnerability in Abrowser that is fixed in a newer version, then we
have a problem. Generally when a new Firefox comes out, it takes weeks for
Ruben to clean the browser and release the changed Firefox version as
Abrowser.
What he needs to understand is that a web browser is the
Yup, and it was released this year so many people could have missed it if
they weren't seeking a quality Courier alternative in the past. Especially
under a free license so I can embed in PDFs.
I'm very thankful as well for this font since the guidelines for scripts
usually state must be
So we have GNUser that pretends that Trisquel has been compromised because
of a weird behavior when he browses the Web (I would bet on a misbehaving
add-on or conjunction of add-ons) and t3g that claims, from those vague
symptoms, that this is due to a vulnerability of Firefox 22 that was
A favor from the musicians in the community, could you recommend a good libre
guitar tuner? :) Thanks a lot!
+1 MagicBanana jxself. Let's be careful and not jump to conclusions when
weird things happen on our computers.
A few months ago I experienced some very weird behaviors in my browser.
Turns out it was a user script that I had installed (and forgotten about)
that was misbehaving.
Why one GNUuser uses Hotmail?
The normal gnome 3 method doesn't seem to work or I can't seem to follow the
directions I find on the internet because the related configuration tools
don't correspond.
To be more specific, there is not compose key setting in the System
Settings Layout Settings window.
I haven't played guitar in a while, so thanks for reminding me! I did a
search and found this: 6 Essential Free Linux Guitar Tools. I hope it helps.
All of those packages are available in Trisquel's application installer, so
you should be set with just a few clicks.
Went back and checked to make sure it was there, and it was. Still can't get
into Trisquel without hitting e and manually adding acpi=off to the
second-to-last line provided.
Still can't get the kernel to update either. Everything connected to 3.10.7
is installed in synaptic (but there's
Definitely going to give a shot this MOD. So generous of you to share with
us! (=
To be more specific, there is not compose key setting in the System
Settings Keyboard Layout Settings window.
Dig deeper. Go there and then the layouts tab options.
No problem man =)
I wanted to let people know so they could check if their systems were also
acting in unusual ways. And of course, since you are going to connect to
the internet, you should be careful with your security (activate firewall,
disable ssh if you don't need it, etc).
As for
I think this is a really good question. In the future the amount of stuff to
remove probably grows.
On the other hand there are the 40,000 deb packages in the repos and the
wonderful package management system in place.
Hey there, no problem man =) Just wanted to let people know that there was a
possibility of something going on.
That's the weird thing, I was using Noscript and https everywhere too! But at
the point I noticed that strange behavior, I also noticed that https
everywhere seemed to be only in
1. I already had my browser set to never remember history. So, no cookies,
no nothing... And I use Bleachbit regularly to clean cache and all of that.
So... I don't think it was a matter of that. I am not saying it couldn't have
been, but given the circumstances I don't think it was that.
2.
@t3g: yes, exactly! Even the Tor team decided to use firefox esr to be able
to keep up to date with the security issues, and even they have some trouble
to deliver solutions on time (even if they do an amazing job, which I admire
the most!).
I wonder, what is the difference between Abrowser
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Hopefully, one day, Debian will be fully free and fsf-endorsed. They're
pretty close now, imo. Then this will be moot.
I wonder what that would mean for Trisquel. There would still be a demand, I
think, for something that is based on Ubuntu
Look Banana, I am not pretending. As I have stated before, I am user who
knows that if your browser one day starts turning https connections into http
connections by itself, something is not right. Is it an attack? Is it a bug?
Is it a addon malfunctioning? I don't know. BUT it makes you
You realise that your comment was like... TOTALLY OFF TOPIC??
Honestly, I am starting to think that people don't care about security... -.-
You don't care about Abrowser droping secure connections without alerting
you, you care about why I use hotmail??? -.-
Well, to satisfy your curiosity
I think there will always be room for every distro, because each person wants
a different thing, and so, each distro will still call its own group of
users.
BUT, I agree, adding things to Dragora would probably be the right choice.
I still would love to have a GNU distro that had like main
Hi Igor
Could you private-message Adfeno or I, when you have the chance. The contact
info we had for you doesn't seem to work now.
We were thinking of posting the new user guide online, so that others can
contribute if they like.
We figure that you would be cool with it because it's the
If any Trisquel user facing a malfunction she cannot explain would write in
capital letters that Trisquel might have been compromised, then the forum
would be full of such messages. If, every other user could simply state,
without any justification, that this is due to a vulnerability in the
If any Trisquel user facing a malfunction she cannot explain would write in
capital letters that Trisquel might have been compromised, then the forum
would be full of such messages. If, every other user could simply state,
without any justification, that this is due to a vulnerability in the
First of all, you neither come here for advice nor to ask questions. You
came here to write a post entitled TRISQUEL MIGHT HAVE BEEN COMPROMISED.
Now, I really have to thank you to show me that vulnerabilities exist. I did
not know that. I am also very happy to know that pointing to this
*You* believe a system needs to be compromised for SSL stripping and *you*
send me to do some reading on REAL WORLD examples of how security is
broken. Lol.
Since you ask me to do so, let me acknowledge that you asked two real
questions at the end of your first post... and they have
*You* believe a system needs to be compromised for SSL stripping and *you*
send me to do some reading on REAL WORLD examples of how security is
broken. Lol.
Well, I explained it to you twice, I won't do it again. You can't read plain
english, too bad. Go back to school. You are just
On 17/08/13 05:44, lloyd wrote:
I wonder what that would mean for Trisquel. There would still be a
demand, I think, for something that is based on Ubuntu and updated
more frequently than Debian, but imo it would spell doom for
gNewSense.
Karl Goetz, the former lead gNewSense developer is
First of all, thanks for your comment, you really raised some good points!
However, I will not be able to answer all your questions, because, like I
said, I already reinstalled Trisquel, deleting everything that I had in my
HD. I would not have done it if I had another computer available,
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Le 2013-08-16 20:34, gnu...@lavabit.com a écrit :
The only thing I installed was Linterna Magica
So you were using a script after all. I'm ready to bet that Linterna
Magica is the culprit. I have already observed that kind of behavior.
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The link you provided is in french, which I can't read. So, I won't be able
to extract any information from there. I am sorry.
HOWEVER, I had already tested (using the livecds) if adding the # symbol
would cause it. It did not. And to be sure I just tried it right now with Tor
Browser, and
Thanks for the comment. However, read the one I wrote just above yours.
It's hard for me to believe linterna magica was the culprit, because that
would be like saying linterna magica will always break your https
connections :P
I tuning fork maybe?
Thank you.
It depends on the license of the tuning fork.
In the thread in French, shokin was reporting in his first post that the
address of *almost* any page that his browser was loading would have, after
1-2 seconds, a # appended to it. The example he gave was a page accessed
through HTTPS. He then added, in this message, that the problem was
I am not a chicken little spreading fud!
Yes, you are. You started a thread with an alarming subject -- that the
distro itself may be compromised. Not that your own personal computer might
have been, but the distro itself. That's a far bigger issue and nothing
you've stated supports such
i agree with jxself at this point.
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