Welcome! Linux is a kernel, the operating system is GNU/Linux.
To see what video card you have, run in a terminal
lspci|grep VGA
(GNU/Linux is case-sensitive, i.e. VGA is not vga)
Things worth trying to fix
* the brightness control, you could try adding a acpi_backlight=vendor
parameter to
You could file a bug, it is confusing. Just don't hold your breath waiting
for a patch though.
Another puzzle solved:
Glad to hear that.
synaptiks with k
That sounds like KDE shenanigans
All of them seem to deal with touchpad functionality and have very similar
names. Pretty confusing.
That's the par for the course... :)
I really hate it when people abuse JavaS***t, all I see is the disclaimer.
Mind posting the hardware specs here?
Synclient should actually be able to set the options for xorg.conf during the
session, but non of my settings had any effect. So if synclient is working
correctly then it will be no use writing something in xorg.conf.
But maybe it doesn't.
Thanks for your support.
For the record, ChaosEsque has an arc cannon that can arc back based on the
material it encounters.
The xonotic forum is still debating this, and how to code it, one of the devs
said it was impossible and wouldn't work through warp zones (samual) and was
a
OK, where do I start/find the script that does the suspend?
linux dot com [1] seems to suggest installing apmd. But since it was actually
suspending I do not think it should be necesary?
[1]
https://www.linux.com/news/hardware/laptops/8253-how-to-suspend-and-hibernate-a-laptop-under-linux
Free Pascal is a dependence of Lazarus. That means it is required for Lazarus
to work and is installed along with it. You have nothing to do but to install
Lazarus.
If you want a finer control on the packages installed on your system, you can
indeed learn to use commands such as 'apt-get'.
You want to install apt-offline. It is the most convenient way to
administrate an offline system.
You would first have to:
Download apt-ofline's package from one of Taranis' mirrors:
http://packages.trisquel.info/toutatis/all/apt-offline/download
Bring it to the offline system
Install it
The original idea behind the swap is to get a degradation of the performances
(disks are hundreds if not thousands of times slower than RAM) when the RAM
become full instead of directly having the kernel (more or less arbitrarily)
choose a process to kill. That lets time to find a guilty or
From the Synaptic Package Manager you can easily force the version of a given
package (Ctrl+E or from the menu after selecting it).
You can currently choose between the GNOME Classic (or whatever it is called
today) desktop or the LXDE desktop (Trisquel Mini edition). You can also
install the NetInstall version and then fire those commands to get a KDE
edition:
$ sudo apt-get install triskel triskel-recommended
Having
My preference goes to GNOME Shell too. But the Mini edition (based on LXDE)
should be kept for people with older hardware.
I really hate it when people abuse JavaS***t
Is JS a swear word? :)
OK are the scripts I am supposed to modify the ones found here?
/usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d
A website can easily know if the browser has JavaScript disabled. Even if the
Tor Bundle browser is used. Since almost nobody disables JavaScript, that
helps in de-anonymize you, the very objective of Tor.
I would say it is a bad practice to route your P2P file download though
Tor. That heavy load slows down the service to everybody else (including
activists who really need Tor).
Not yet..
Improv is open hardware, as open as it can be given that all graphics
processing units (GPU) are closed and proprietary.
Activists can't be protected in a network which is only used by activists and
few other people.
Anonymity loves company.
And beside of this everyone deserves the right of privacy.
So the goal for tor should be to provide anonymous browsing for everyone all
the time.
Hi,
I'm just wondering how I can install the latest Linux-Libre Kernal in
Trisquel 6.0. I would really appreciate step by step instructions as to how I
can achieve this.
Thanks,
Steve
Here they are (in the Wiki documentation of the project):
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/update-linux-libre-kernel
I agree with everything you say. I am not talking about browsing. I am
talking about P2P file sharing. As far as I understand it is a significant
load for the current Tor network. Sure that helps hiding whatever activists
want to do... but they end up doing it so much slower that some may
Hi Magic Banana,
Thank you so much! Worked a treat! :-)
Steve
Let's keep in mind that using Tor for bittorrent for example is just plainly
stupid, as it will provide little if any anonimity.
I agree with everything else that has been said, Tor needs to be a tool used
for everyday browser, so that the sensitive browsing done by activists and
such
I think also the developers of free software tools like totem/vlc or a pdf
viewer could help the tor project very much with little effort by just
implementing an offline option which makes sure that the program will not
connect to the internet and harm privacy (and I'm really surprised that
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