GNUser wrote:
shred is not secure in EXT3 file system, or any system using journaling for
that matter.
When erasing normal files (not a whole partition, /dev/sda3 for example),
it is true that a copy of the files can be present in the journal. However,
and as far as I understand:
if the
Interesting, a guy build his own notebook which runs completely on free
software:
http://www.kosagi.com/w/index.php?title=Novena_Main_Page
I think this was posted in the forums before, and it was found to require
proprietary software for the Wi-Fi to work. And I'm pretty sure it won't use
coreboot.
@Armworm: Where does this information come from?
@topic: I think this is a very good attempt and definitely a step in the
right direction.
I'm eagerly waiting for the crowdfunding phase, which is going to start
between February and March.
Actually is more a lack of reference. I have read a little about both
(homepages of each, forums, wiki, etc) and while founding several references
about shred being unsafe in journaling systems, I found none in the nautilus
wipe. I am not deying that it might also not be 100% safe, but
If it is not a laptop, you can replace the wireless card. With laptops it is
a lot harder, with desktops it is easy.
Where does it say that the FSF does not recommend shopping malls? I thought
they would definitly recommend that as it does not mean identifiying
yourself.
Is this a violation of the GPL?
http://bt.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/35298/c/346/?s_cid=con_FURL_help_gplcode
If you go to the Home Hub 3,4,5 option, the size seems very small, and when
you down load it, it does not appear to be the source code for anything, just
many lines of
My reply about the malls was meant as a joke. You probably have a good point
there.
@Armworm: My bad...please bare with me. Those who have read this information
can simply ignore it, can't they ?
In the end I do not share the extremism of many people here. Hardware and
systems which are only a little bit more free than others are a step in the
right direction. A 100% free
And mind telling me how did Debian hurt the free software world?
1. At boot, Debian displays a message that my network card driver is missing
proprietary firmware. Essentially, Debian is ADVERTISING proprietary firmware
for my network card. What is so ridiculous about this is my network card
I suppose these days modems for phone lines are obsolete. Do any modems
exist that function via USB? If so, are there any that work with Trisquel?
TRENDnet makes GNU/Linux friendly modems, I used to have their TFM-560X 56k
modem with TU-S9 serial to usb adapter and it worked fine with wvdialconf and
then gnome-ppp. I imagine their newer direct usb modems would work fine too.
@Darksoul71: The recently endorsed gluglug x60 is about as close as their is
at the moment. It boots free with coreboot, wifi, and they're actively
working on VGA. The only nonfree part would be hard drive firmware, which imo
is something people should be working on for a large number of
Nice work! Could be useful to make a Trisquel Studio fork.
Has this bug been filed? I could not find it anywhere upstream.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=product%3A%22nautilus%22+opening
The best option currently would likely be OwnCloud:
https://owncloud.com/blog/the-android-app-is-here
For syncing just music files Rhythmbox should work.
For Calendar related functions this GPL program can sync calendar
information:
http://dmfs.org/caldav/
I have tried to upload two different videos (both in ogg format) to
gobblin.se
They make the upload successfuly and the converting process too. But for both
I got Copying to public storage failed. {u'keyname': u'thumb'}
What ma I doing wrong? The videos are already in a free/open format,
Is there a solution for this?
What if there were two books in the documentation. One English, and one
Spanish. Each documentation page could have a link at the bottom to the
corresponding page on the other book.
I don't know much about the documentation so this may be a bad idea for a
Or link at the top to the corresponding Spanish/English page in the other
book. Language link at the top makes more sense.
Sorry for the three responses. I just tried that link you mentioned. I see
now that it's a problem only on the one page.
The other pages seem to work fine in Spanish, French, Italian, Galician,
German.
Just the one page. Strange.
Please! Stop replying to yoursefff!! LOL hahaha
I'll check those pages but Language Translation Status should be renamed to
Language Translation Status Concepts due to it does not provides
information on how is a language going but concepts on whats each status
means. So, a
Thinkpenguin has one that you could buy.
https://www.thinkpenguin.com/gnu-linux/56k-usb-dial-modem
Remember to either use the link to the right or first access through
libre.thinkpenguin.com so that Trisquel gets a donation!
I get this error when installing a package:
Dependency is not satisfiable: libboost-filesystem1.49.0 (= 1.49.0-1)
In the Trisquel repos the latest version of libboost-filesystem1.48.0. Is
there a preferred way to get the latest version if its not in the repos? I
found 1.49.0 in the Debian
How do I get rid of the 100 free books installed on my new Kobo?
Mobipocket eBook Reader is also best s/w for your Blackberry.
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