I downloaded KGpg Version 2.7.4 from the repositories, but I discovered that
the latest version of KGpg is actually 2.9. How can I update KGpg to the
latest version?
I discovered that Trisquel 6.0 has gnugpg version 1.4.11 installed, but the
latest version of gnupg is 2.0.22. How can I upgrade gnupg to the latest
version?
I am using bitcoin-qt (GUI, 64-bit), but the data in the .bitcoin folder is
taking too much space in my Home folder. I would like to move the .bitcoin
folder to a larger directory, but I don't know how to do it. Even if I remove
the .bitcoin folder, the bitcoin-qt executable file will create
VNC won't work untill you configure port forwarding for your router.
So this is not the best choice.
You may also want to try free Aeroadmin which solves the issue and requires
no installation and configuration at all. It uses teamviewer like connection
by ID and works pretty fast.
Anyway
No need to remove, use the gpg2 program to use gnupg2.
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(The article in question is a repost of a Natural News article. But, you
can put them in the same bag as the Infowars articles, if you want to. Since,
the editor of Natural News is also a volunteer in the Infowars team.)
The people at Infowars may, occasionally, make mistakes (like any other
I think you are missing the point of my argument Banana. Jason Self as well.
I said MULTIPLE times that if the JavaScript is free software (jQuery) and is
being served from a server (like the official one or the Google AJAX one) and
matches the official, free release, then there should be no
Buongiorno! The reason it's not included is it's too new. Trisquel 6 is built
on Ubuntu pp 12.04. That package exists in rr 13.04 onwards (so it will be
included in Trisquel 7, which will be based on tt 14.04. New Trisquel
releases will be made on Ubuntu LTS versions only.)
You could try
It seems to me that the developer of a free program is the only one who has
disadvantages due to a permissive licence.
If he doesn't care - what's the problem with this kind of licence?
Someone can take it and make a proprietary version out of it, but the
original free one still exists, and
The versions of all applications (but Abrowser) in Trisquel 6.0 date from
April 2012. Since then, only security and severe bug fixes go in through
updates. That makes Trisquel a very stable GNU/Linux distribution.
That said you can find on the Internet, more recent versions of kgpg that
For heaven's sake, remove that proprietary software! People have worked hard
to bring you a phone containing only free software, and installing
proprietary firmware defeats the purpose.
Oh, I see! Sorry for the misunderstanding. However, I am pretty sure that, in
the case you mention, LibreJS executes JQuery (because the original authors,
hosting the executing script, properly set the licensing terms).
I understand and agree with your sentiment, Armworm. I am unhappy that the
WiFi firmware is proprietary. I am a FS advocate and I understand the risks
of running such software, as well as the vicious cycle that compromise in
this area often fosters.
While I agree with you on principle, a
We can do nothing about the bootloader, as it is unmodifiable, but we can do
something about the Wi-Fi firmware: remove it!
According to the Replicant Status page, mobile data is working on the Galaxy
Note. Is it not working for you?
Mobile data is now working on the N7000 as stated in my previous post. It is
still not working on the GT-I9100. I have been working to fix this under
advice from the developers of Replicant and hope to eventually resolve this
issue.
As to the WiFi firmware, I will not remove it. I hoped my
The bootloader (such as GRUB) is modifiable. I believe you meant the BIOS or
the UEFI. However, they are modifiable as well. They can be flashed.
Yeah, and that's why I said it would be nice if LibreJS had some file
integrety check (via MD5 or whatever) against the official version(s) and
reject the file if it does not match common MD5 checks. There may be multiple
MD5 checks for jQuery for example as sourceMap linking names in the
Mr. Fernando Negro
Who gives a rat ass about your hypothesis of phones, the reality we all need
some kind of COMMUNICATION medium AKA CELL phone. If you don't want to be
track then LAUNCH yourself to the moon and stay there. frozen in time, you
will not be miss at all
Is this hate really needed?!
Clearly not. I'm worried about what's happening to our community. Things
seem a lot less civil than they used to be.
Would be nice if someone freed the video BIOS. (It is possible, several
projects did this for some cards from other vendors and the RadeonHD
driver supported older cards without running such code.)
There is no 3d since the driver needs nonfree microcode. Various cards
have problems with suspend
Not having a cellphone because of the radiation is ridiculous.
Do you never go somewhere by bus? There are cell phones all around you and
the transmission antenna maybe next to your house.
You don't use any wlan?
Well, your neighbour probably does.
Even if you're living somewhere in complete
Fear of radiation is highly overblown. Radiation is something that has always
existed in nature and something that you come into contact with every day. In
fact, radiation is something that life depends on; light and heat are
radiation. Even ultra-violet radiation is necessary for us in
Boot firmware (called BIOS on x86) is much different on other systems.
Commonly used ARM SoCs have bootrom (real ROM in the chip: just like
circuit) that boots a bootloader from NAND (the phone memory where the
OS is usually stored) which might be signed like in restricted boot.
(There might be
On 28/10/13 22:35, jason wrote:
ln -s /path/to/where/you/put/the/bitcoin/folder ~/.bitcoin
Not sure if it'll follow a symlink and even if it did you'd need to
update it if you ever moved your bitcoin folder again.
I can confirm that Bitcoin does follow symlinks as I do this myself.
Andrew.
The users of the proprietary version(s) have their freedoms stolen,
so they are also affected. Further any technical benefit that could
be gained from the proprietary modifications is lost to the users of
the free version unless someone is able to code a replacement. In
effect not putting
I think LibreJS already does some hashing and, in any event, this doesn't
invalidate the issue I raised and that you started replying to about
something which we can now see is a different issue.
It seems to me that the developer of a free program is the only one who has
disadvantages due to a permissive licence.
Actually, with a permissive license, it's the other way around: The developer
still has the source code and so has lost nothing. The users are the ones
that have lost out
Siding with Fernando on this--but not as passionately! :)
Clearly there *are* many scientific studies that find trouble with cell
phones. A recent new one...
http://www.naturalnews.com/042323_brain_cancer_risk_cell_phones_mobile_devices.html
There aren't none or no studies. People may
There are many logical fallacies in this post.
It cites what you call scientific literature, and points to the fact that
other so-called scientific literature is funded by the wireless industry.
I would like to see these papers. Merely asserting that such peer reviewed
papers exist without
Confirming there are some concerns for radiation:
http://www.cnn.com/2011/HEALTH/05/31/who.cell.phones/index.html
However -
Radiation prevention: http://radblocker.com/
Spying prevention: http://offpocket.com/
Now you can safely use your phone only when required. ;D
I just want to put that last paragraph another way: just because there's
*some* evidence or supposed evidence for a claim does not mean that claim
is true. People have found evidence or evidence for all kinds of absurd
things; that's why you have ridiculous beliefs such as a belief in a flat
You forget about those people who include a library like Qt with their
application and just want it there and have no intention of changing those Qt
libraries.
I think some devs like permissive for ease of integration and bundling with
the focus being on creating other software and leaving
Thanks for your assistance. Your suggesion worked for me. The problem is now
resolved.
Thanks. But how did you find these files? How do you know where to look for
new updates like these? I tried looking for them by myself before asking for
help here, but I did not succeed.
How can I run gnupg2? How can I use it to encrypt files? Do I need to enter
commands in Terminal?
Terrible example: Qt is not, and has never been, distributed under a
permissive license. Today, it is distributed under the GNU LGPL 2.1 (before
that, between 2000 and 2009, the GNU GPL was used) and, for evil proprietary
software, under the Qt Commercial License. The former is copylefted
In DuckDuckGo (Abrowser's default search engine), the first result to the
query kgpg ppa (without the quotes) leads to those packages (that used to
be in the PPA Kubuntu-ppa Backports). Well, I also changed raring into
precise directly in the URL (Trisquel 6.0 is based on Ubuntu 12.04
Have you first installed gnupg2 from the package manager?
Even if they never change it, if they're distributing something under a
permissive license and not passing on the source code and freedom, it matters
not that the users of the program can go get source code elsewhere - the
software that that particular developer is distributing is
If you want freedom, go somewhere else. I'm not giving it to you and not
going to cooperate. $*!@ off.
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