You can easily use Trisquel with a recent Linux-libre kernel thanks to
jxself's great work: https://jxself.org/linux-libre/
iTunes and Spotify mean proprietary software, DRM, snooping, censorship, etc.
About Apple (including iTunes): https://stallman.org/apple.html
About Spotify:
That's correct. Sorry if the wording caused any confusion, but the 'source
code' and four freedoms are only required for software. It's often expected
that the documentation also gets it, but art used in manuals would be the
only kind that you might need to free. Anything else is, as you
Indeed there is. Thank you for running the script though- even just knowing
that it works is extremely helpful.
I've uploaded a script at http://pastebin.ca/3794338, which works exactly the
same way as before- although the command "~/Downloads/gmsWord.sh" would
probably work better here
Can be bad-cap (bad capacitor), or it shorts with something (I had this
problem with x200t, heatsink was touching a diode). If it boots (or if it was
booting), so the ram and all hardware is compatible.
Hi and welcome lodonnell921
grsecurity is a set of patches under GPL V2, a way to test how this behaves
with a Linux-Libre Kernel is with
https://heads.dyne.org/about.html ;-)
Open source is not a movement. It's a development methodology.
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/open-source-misses-the-point.html
Hello lodonnell921; welcome to the forum!
Debian itself should contain only free/libre software by default; as far as I
know, it only makes it simple to add non-free software. If you're careful,
there shouldn't be a problem (of this kind, anyways) with it. The release
date for Trisquel 8
I was using GIMP for everything until two years ago, image manipulation and
drawing with a graphic tablet. Now I use GIMP for image manipulation and
Krita just for drawing, which has better brush engine and drawing tools.
Just depends what you are going to use it for. In case of doubt, use
1.- If you click one of the many links i shared so far you can see it has
support for desktop and mobile OS.
2.- They are intended for different purpose so I don't think one is better
than the other.
3.- I don't think it makes a difference for how long the code is being free
as long as
1.- If you click one of the many links i shared so far you can see it has
support for desktop and mobile OS.
2.- They are intended for different purpose so I don't think one is better
than the other.
3.- I don't think it makes a difference for how long the code is being free
as long as
Even, it's avariable @ Parabola.
Hello All,
So as my requirements in computing at home dwindle I thought it maybe finally
time to go full open source, instead of the tablet route, as I have privacy
concerns with things like iPads and Android tablets.
I understand this is a trisquel forum and I expect a bit of bias, but
I thought it was GNU since the beginning :P
Why not Krita?
Well, for starters I have no idea how to draw. In fact an average 5 yr old
kid is still 5 times better at it than me.
Also this->
The following NEW packages will be installed:
calligra-data calligra-libs docbook-xsl fonts-lyx kate-data katepart
kde-runtime
I knew about Evo Lution, which provides a GUI installation for Arch
Ubuntu by default uses Ubiquity (similar to calamares), in fact Canonical is
a contributor/dev of Calamares
On the topic of installers, a half way between graphical and text based
installer that is particularly user friendly is deployed by Arch-Anywhere:
http://arch-anywhere.org
Is anybody familiar with it?
Ruben has indicated that there will be a graphical installer for Trisquel
8.0. I hope that Calamares could also be considered:
https://calamares.io
Calamares aims to provide a universal means of installing a variety of
Operating Systems, so that one would not need to keep learning a new
GNU Ring
https://ring.cx
GNU Ring is a Free Teleconferencing application. It already works well on
Trisquel 7.0. Lets ask for official support:
https://tuleap.ring.cx/plugins/tracker/?aid=1571_id=101
GNU Ring runs well on Trisquel 7.0
Install using the Ubuntu settings. Just make sure you don't select a more
recent version of Ubuntu than the one on which Trisquel is currently based.
The GNU Ring developers were requested to support Trisquel GNU/Linux. There
was a brief exchange on IRC
Strypey
Salman wrote a very good intro here
Trisquel Developer's Cookbook.
https://trisqueldev.salcomputing.com/package-helpers/
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/how-help
https://devel.trisquel.info/trisquel/package-helpers/blob/belenos/CONTRIBUTING.md
Git documentation
https://git-scm.com/docs
could be, it is old and it was used to take pieces as spare parts, once I
dissembled it completely (I had to take out a USB port because it was not
working, it was destroyed), I don't discard the option of bad ventilation,
I'll also apply some heatsink.
I don't think I have the skills to do, but I'm keen to learn. Can you send me
a link to the best document for me to use to teach myself? I'm
@stry...@quitter.se on the Tim Federation (that's what I call the
meta-federation that includes GNU Social etc)
I am totally new to GUIX, but I do like beta testing bleeding edge software,
which is kind of why I'm here I guess ;) A couple of questions:
1) How bleeding edge is GUIX? Is it safe to install it on a production
machine I depend on for everyday desktop use, or would I better to install it
I'm in intrigued. Three questions:
Is Wire just a mobile OS thing or are there clients for desktop/ laptop?
Why is using Wire better than using Mumble? It's also a server/ client voice
chat app, there are clients for all major OS (desktop and mobile), and all
the server and client software
I've used both and I think each is suitable for a different activity. Krita
works very well with graphic tablets and feels tailored towards people who
use them. However, it also has some neat editing features which should allow
the artist to do pretty much all of their work in Krita, from
I just read the report, in 3 years they haven't get a single request from
police :)
Yes :) Sadly it is also kind of heavy so Trisquel won't ship it :(
Which do you prefer and why do you think is better? I heard krita is getting
really good :)
Well you can see the code in the same comment, it is under GPLv3.
It also has end to end encryption and was independently audited recently:
https://medium.com/@wireapp/wires-independent-security-review-61f37a1762a8
It is also based on Swiss and they do reports of every request they get
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