Abrowser 28 is coming with VP9 support by default and Opus codec support in
WebM: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/28.0/releasenotes/
:-D
You can try VP9 with this video:
http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/raw-file/d2dac18d0562/content/media/test/vp9cake.webm
Yeah I know if I want to ID the difference follow the discussions on the
project medias and productivity environments. Just Chatting here I guess.
Getting up my Track count?
"Updated isos are supposed to be released every 6 months"
I'm not sure where that came from. AFAIK, Trisquel has no specific release
date, instread doing it "when it's ready." Seems like a good date for 6.0.1
as well as 7.
I guess in relation to Trisquel ummmwho knows what you can learn from or
port to?
It's also cute in that it's home page is untrusted by abrowser lol. What type
of fun are you Paraballas having?
My understanding was the main difference about Hurd was micro kerneling or
some term like that now somehow I have a tab up about building modules for a
pre-compiled kernel, http://tldp.org/LDP/lkmpg/2.6/html/x380.html .
Does this erase my Identity of Hurd at all?
PS: What the heck does thi
If you don't mind to install more packages, I suggest you install a Latex
centered editor, because the dependency checking will install the necessary
packages in order to work with Latex.
For example:
$ sudo aptitude install texmaker
HAha good work. And its documented! Spinoza and Legimet teamate code help
help. Check Check teamate here's the solution read read. Check check bit her
through teamate cheers.
It was a mistake. These things happen.
Well THank you,
I think everything is gone !!
Thankx
Is there any estimated release date? Updated isos are supposed to be released
every 6 months, and it's been over a year now.
What happens when you run "sudo apt-get purge openjdk*"?
Hi all,
It seems to me that it is impossible to delete java in Trisquel ( or Linux
Mint). Everytime i try to remove eg openjdk i get a message that some
packegets will be removed and others installed. So when i remove openjdk 7,
it will install openjdk 6.
In W-ndo-s i could completely remove
Install the "texlive" package, LaTeX isn't useful by itself (needs
e.g. a TeX engine, fonts, other macro packages).
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hello friends, i need to install latex in trisquel, but i don't know how do
it,
is not latex free software?, excuse me if this is the case.
thanks
"¿Preguntas qué es la libertad? No ser esclavo de nada, de ninguna
necesidad, de ningún accidente y conservar la fortuna al alcance de la
mano
Did I say it was? No. It's good to be clear on where problems come from and
not mis-attribute them. Not saying you did but this commonly comes up in
discussions about Trisquel being based on Ubuntu.
The 6.0.1 iso still isn't the one on the download page because it's not
released yet.
And this is why this issue is very urgent:
http://thehackernews.com/2014/03/operation-windigo-linux-malware.html
Most probably you should be using Parabola GNU/Linux-libre, roboq6. It is
Arch-based, but 100% FaiF.
Just filed this issue: https://trisquel.info/en/issues/11336 ("New
linux-{image,headers,tools}-*-generic packages are virtual packages!").
I can understand that you decided to defend Tor but you cannot justify its
usage with only convenience. Running a node must be very fun from a provider
perspective, just like running an open proxy is.
What i am trying to say is that there must be better usage of the Tor
bandwith than ordering
The 6.0.1 iso still isn't the one on the download page, and last time I
checked, it still didn't contain the saucy lts enablement stack.
One problem I have with contributing is that very few people look at the
issue tracker and try to fix anything (except for "Spammers be gone"). This
makes
I would make the argument that ThinkPenguin's following the Free Software
Foundation guidelines to the extent possible. If your going to try and argue
failures in our product line up I'm going to come back and argue the Free
Software Foundation's not living up to its own standards. The realit
So basically you are using cx_freeze to compile your code for use on Windows.
If you are doing Python code directly for a server or something, have you
tried out PyPy? There's a version in the repos but the most recent can be
added here:
https://launchpad.net/~pypy/+archive/ppa
Yeah it's a bit like with ubuntu.
The community should please contribute but all decisions are made by one
person.
t3g,
You say a community user is often told to "fix it himself". Sounds like you
have experienced this yourself here? If so, what is the background. I haven't
noticed such treatment around here.
Also, what is with the urgency of your needing an "ASAP" new release of
Trisquel as if somethi
We need some beta testers for a new 10/100/1000 USB Gigabit Ethernet Adapter.
I'm looking for 10 or so people to check it out and provide feedback (ie, did
you encounter any issues with the adapter, if so what).
You can click on my name and send me an email via the Trisquel forum or send
an
yrk,
I have that exact USB and running your 100 packet test to fsf.org ( ping -c
100 fsf.org ) had zero packet loss with only 2 bars of signal strength.
I'm using the ThinkPenguin USB N adapter.
https://www.thinkpenguin.com/gnu-linux/penguin-wireless-n-usb-adapter-gnu-linux-tpe-n150usb
It works fine, however being so small, signal strength is not the greatest.
Still, there have been no problems streaming video or whatever on my ThinkPad
X60
Which version? The first two have a chipset that's supported by carl9170
kernel driver, the third is supported by ath9k_htc, and the last one by
rtl8192cu which doesn't work on Linux-libre based kernels.
The first two isn't recommended because of the chipset originating from the
"draft-n" e
This is another way to say that the problem is with the users rather than the
seller. I can assure you that I went through different kernel/firmware
versions through the time and it just the made the situation worse. The
problem is in the adapter, which is a low-end/quality cheap one. This wi
On 18/03/14 17:29, perezza.manuel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My argument is first based on the fact that the entry point (firefox
> outdated version) is vulnerable
> http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvekey.cgi?keyword=firefox.
Tor uses the Firefox ESR releases, which Mozilla backports security
patches to. Ev
Personally I do not recommend using the rtl8187 supported cards, which may
work just fine, but it's now grossily outdated.
If an external WiFi adapter is _really_ required, and the _quality_matters_,
then I recommend the TP-Link TL-WN822N v2 (FCC ID: TE7WN822NV2). This is the
best external
Sure, as I previously stated, the Gluglug X60 uses the AR5B195 wireless card,
which is technically the AR5B95 w. an additional bluetooth chip. While in
this aspect the seller of the laptop has the ability to install a wireless
card without the part requiring non-free firmware blobs (the AR5B2
Now-a-days there are many network connections available and some of them are
used with the help of software. And therefore the use of wires have been
reduced to some extent.
I think "free software friendly" means not having optional features
requiring nonfree firmware. ThinkPenguin products don't offer Bluetooth
requiring nonfree Atheros firmware to be provided by the distro
regardless of them being certified or not.
Any specific source for RYF-certified hardware usi
So a hardware component working in a fully-free environment, that has free
driver/firmware released under a liberal _free_software_ license is not
enough to say that its "free software friendly". Therefore beware Trisquel
users, because many ThinkPenguin products does not gone through the Res
În 2014-03-18 13:45, myself...@gmail.com a scris:
Before I go further to comment on your statement, can you elaborate on
what "a free software friendly card" means for you?
http://www.fsf.org/resources/hw/endorsement/criteria
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Before I go further to comment on your statement, can you elaborate on what
"a free software friendly card" means for you?
Most of these cheap bluetooth adapters are garbage. I'd be very cautious of
them. The percentage of people having problems is significant and the
distance (how far away you can get) is also a concern. Many of them also use
counterfeit chips which is another issue. An example of a problem that
The problem with saying Trisquel is a one-man show is that there are other
people involved. Frequently indirectly. Trisquel takes the work of Canonical
and fixes it essentially. Then there is Jason who maintains a wonderful
repository. While outside of the distribution it enables people to ge
Some adapters are better than others, but the issues people are having are
frequently not the adapters problem.
If your having problems there may be other reasons for it. Personally I'd
recommend the 8187B chipset. It's an older chipset, but works with
problematic systems. The only issue I've seen is that these systems also tend
to kill off the USB devices attached over time.
The AR5B22 is not a free software friendly card and I'd highly discourage it.
We have lots of people streaming 1080p video with the TPE-N150USB. It's
definitely not an issue with the adapter/firmware/etc. It may be a defect in
the particular adapter you received or a similar type of issue rel
Nous sommes les meilleur producteur des vrai documents de qualité. Avec 6
millions de plus de documents circulent dans le monde entier.
Nous offrons seulement des originales de grande qualité des passeports,
permis de conduire, cartes d'identité, timbres,DIPLÔME,BREVET,BACC,MASTER 1
et 2 et
See http://hg.python.org/cpython/file/default/Misc/README.valgrind for
an explanation of some errors and ways to make using valgrind on python
more useful.
"Why is this language leaking so much memory?": there was no leak found,
"still reachable" is ok. Exiting a program frees all memory that it
Hi,
My argument is first based on the fact that the entry point (firefox outdated
version) is vulnerable
http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvekey.cgi?keyword=firefox. Since the entry
point is broken, everything that builds on it shall fall to pieces.
Second, I used to use Tor when it took about
Don't know why the dns problem should become any better just because it's not
inherited from ubuntu.
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