will.hillno...@gmail.com wrote:
That's a good point, but surely you would prefer and recommend a search
engine that used and shared free software, perhaps something that could be
used cooperatively? If all other things were equal, we should alway prefer
free software.
In the context of a
> I trust the community to solve systemd issues
That won't happen. Trisquel uses what Ubuntu uses. There is no reason to
expend extra effort to use a worse init system that isn't fully supported
upstream.
> and will be watching what Richard Stallman does.
RMS doesn't care about systemd.
That's a good point, but surely you would prefer and recommend a search
engine that used and shared free software, perhaps something that could be
used cooperatively? If all other things were equal, we should alway prefer
free software.
Running off users is a curious goal for a free software project, onpon4, but
you won't get rid of me that easily. I trust the community to solve systemd
issues and will be watching what Richard Stallman does. If you succeed in
driving him off, you will probably run off most people. At
Well, yes, that's what I do because I want good free software results. There
may not be much difference in the privacy, but DDG has hidden important free
software projects from users the same way Microsoft's search engine does.
DDG is foolish enough to use Bing in some kind of secret
"In 2016, Alina Davis was abusively and unfairly accused of drugs possession.
[...] We are confident that we can prove Alina's innocence. The obstacle is
that her legal defense will cost 40,000 Russian rubles (690 United States
dollars)."
The page is very clear and there is no lack of
Simple answwer: There are some bugs that need work.
Like the fact that when you go type in the search engine the first time,
sometimes it just erases what you wrote and then doesn't go anywhere.
that's my experience with searx.me and I would have to reload to see if it
happens with yours.
Yeah, I just wish she would stop going after the gnu/fsf organizations
that's all.
Other than those two things, I will consider still supporting libreboot.
Besides, libreboot is still a good bios. :)
>If Leah figured out how to do it for the x220 maybe other intel second and
third generation processors will be figured out as well.
Leah kicks ass and rocks hard. I'm absolutely 100% positive she'll libreboot
the s... out of that lappy in no time.
(This is great news)
>searx though somewhat limited now
How is searx limited?
Apparently they are in prison for driving with a fake license and will
undergo another trial for drug possession. As much as I like the OP I like
transparency too.
Good luck with the donations.
cheers
https://libreboot.org/faq/#intel kind of ruined my day.
Maybe my January 2010 desktop may not be too bad as it seems not to have the
ME installed at least. Probably one of the last to not get that technology.
MSI and Intel H57 Express Chipset.
Thanks Magic for the clarification, I understand the < now
I also did find gmic and the gimp-gmic plugin in Flidas repository and
installed them. Will try that out also. The http://gmic.eu/ website looks
very cool.
Gracias :)
dunno, but I shall bump in case anyone has an answer.
If it is reverse engineered then, how is it illegal and also how is not free?
IT does at this time. but there is a link I remember hardenedlinux or
something which has some kind of like information I think to disable the ME
in even third generation processors.
I dunno when it will be perfected for the purpose of libreboot, but give it a
few years and I am sure
Duckduckgo may be fine, but I think that searx though somewhat limited now,
has the best potential. and since it is free software, we should support
searx.
Doesn't that information contradict with the option to install libreboot on
an quad-core Core i5-2410M CPU? Wasn't that released in 2011? The LB faq
says: "It is extremely unlikely that any post-2008 Intel hardware will ever
be supported in libreboot"
That logic is sound to me.
I Think he must be transgender but yeah... I will bump because the russian
government should not be allowed to be that absurd or wicked and then
succeed.
Is it pre 4th gen or 4th gen and onwards,
if it is before 4th gen then it may be a possibility in a few years.
I imagine someone will figure a way out by then...
Cannot say for sure.
I didn't look it up yet, but I am assuming it is new.
am I wrong?
Not librebootable: https://libreboot.org/faq/#intel
A file listing the paths to the pictures should be written after the "
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# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
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So ThinkPads only work? A local PC recycling outfit has a bunch of impressive
looking ThinkCentre units with i5 cpus and something like 3.2 GHz for $169. -
Not librebootable?
Adfeno, Thanks for this, I adventured into ImageMagick for the first time.
Fun.
Re..."Note 3: Please replace the lines starting with "/home/adfeno" to the
full/absolute path to the images that you want to edit. This can be done
by selecting all of then in file manager (default for Trisquel is
Hello fellow free software users!. I want to share with you a small snippet
that I have in my .bashrc to make a custom prompt, as you can see in the
attached image. It is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3
or any later and you will find it attached to this post. Note
I hope tehnoetic and libiquity know about this.
I was checking out eBay today and found an inexpensive librebooted X200, but
the fine print in the description set off some red flags. Flashing the BIOS
is beyond my expertise but not so far beyond my intellectual capacity to be
complete gobblydegook when I read the instructions.
Even
Valid indeed, I will wait though. Trisquel currently is my choice. ;)
So basically LXDE?
not sure if the third one is covered by lxde, but meh three out of four is
pretty good right?
Ah just checking hehe.
Trisquel doesn't accept contributions (OK, very rarely). That is a valid
complaint, but I just moved to a different distribution.
I wouldn't recommend Deluge. The proxy support is broken and has been left as
such for years now, meaning you think you are safely redirecting traffic over
proxy/vpn but actually aren't.
For the web, I advocate Abrowser simply on the basis of being a very
straightforward, obvious name and logo without anything off-putting or
requiring explanation.
For email clients, I would vote for Evolution. Since LibreOffice
unfortunately lacks an Outlook equivalent, users have to look elsewhere for
that. Evolution fits the bill nearly perfectly, handling email, but also
contacts, calendar, tasks, and some basic note-taking functions, together
As Magic Banana pointed out, G'MIC might be a good idea to try, also,
ImageMagic is also a great tool for the job.
Note 1: The example given in the end of this comment will replace the
existing images, so make sure to have backups. I could make a more
elaborated example, at the cost of losing
Elaborating further on my previous response, I think Claws Mail also has an
unnecessarily strange and off-putting name and logo.
Claws are sharp instruments of imposing harm. In everyday speech, the word
when applied to people is harshly negative: "Get your claws off my such and
such."
"unless your talking about t3g."
Yes I am. :)
I don't know what the "photocopy" filter actually does, but, you can resize
the images with mogrify -resize.
I don't know how to "nobump" here, sorry.
Yes, same here. As well as:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/icecat-abouthome-1
Firefox is dropping support for all XUL based addons. That affects a lot more
in the repos than just the icecathome and torproxy addons.
https://duckduckgo.com/html/ and https://duckduckgo.com/lite are not
software. They are pure HTML. And accessing the results of a search query
is not Service as a Software Substitute (SaaSS):
Services such as search engines collect data from around the web and let you
examine it. Looking
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