However, my dominant online language is sure to be British English, and I am
living in Eastern but the Eastern memes know almost none to free software, I
also feel the translations to the Eastern languages too strange like
traditional Chinese (no Cantonese but only Taiwan variants) and
"British" is not a language. No, English is not your native language "if
online". Your native language is Cantonese. I would suggest focusing any
activist efforts there, where you (presumably) are comprehensible. Your
English proficiency is not up to the task, I'm afraid.
Are Cantonese and
My native languages are British if online (I keep reading British in front of
my GNU systems and an F-droid device) and Cantonese if offline, my offline
environments are quite weak in British, I feel them strongly to be
"Chinglish" (some USA English and some Cantonese, but none of British)
Since you have so much trouble with English, your first step is to get your
English up to a level that is workable. It is not easy to learn or discuss
complex philosophical issues while using a language you barely understand.
If you don't mind me asking, what is your native language?
I may have said it in a mean way, but I have been seeing so much
fragmentation lately that nobody is getting any work done.
IDK if it's an SSD.
You will be disappointed that I have been often being misled before an
impulsive speaking, but I admit I should read more before speaking, and
British is honestly my online dominant language but is not if offline, and my
offline surrounding are fatally weak in British, even AmE (USA
If here is for Trisquel troubleshooting, then when is for general discussions
for our common software freedom? Drupal? Diaspora? GNUsocial? Joomla?
Telegram (though nonfree servers)? I have been a member these all and I will
be more active those communities than here.
> What would it take to reverse engineer all the major voice/ video chat apps
(Skype, Hangouts, FaceTime, WhatsApp, WeChat, Telegram, Signal etc), so that
free code client software could connect with them?
I don't know the answer to that, but remember that the developers of these
Yep, it is better than tails at the very least. :)
Although, its a pity it doesn't support arm.
It would be perfect for eoma68 standard devices.
AQEMU. done and done, it works well for me even using let's call it crappy
Operating Systems...
should I need to scratch that old gamer itch...
Did you use an SSD? or a 1.4 dual core processor or faster?
or combination of the two?
just curious.
virt-manager sucks, vmware = evil, virtualbox = sketchy but better then
vmware... and then there's aqemu which I absolutely love.
Aqemu is the easiest and best option. I only discovered this a week ago...
Meh, this is all pointless, but regardless, let's all calm down and relax
okay?
But yeah, gd_scania it would seem you are way Off topic, it does happen, but
this looks to me like it could become a flame war soon. so yeah... after
posting this, I am going to leave this thread and I suggest
I echo what Mason is saying regarding language barrier here. That said, most
of what you are posting has nothing to do with Trisquel at all.
This is certainly an issue generally with this forum, but I think it needs to
be said that most of the posts here should be about Trisquel directly.
I believe that you are being sincere in your posts on this forum and
genuinely care about software freedom. It also seems like English is not your
first language, in which case miscommunications are very understandable.
However, I agree with onpon4 that many of your posts make assumptions
Hello,
I've installed KVM and and everything is fine. I've been trying to create a
VM with Whonix OS. I am having some issues with the file size when I run:
tar -xvf ~/Whonix-Gateway-*.libvirt.xz
and
tar -xvf ~/Whonix-Workstation-*.libvirt.xz
When I run these commands, it eventually
OK, so I'm confused. I just downloaded a fresh copy of beta2 from
SourceForge, checked the SHA256, and made a USB installer (see:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/problems-creating-usb-installed-using-trisquel-7).
I installed it and got what appeared to be a Mate desktop. This was wierd,
Hi Everyone !
Just wanted to know whether anyone of you has experience of using "heads".
https://heads.dyne.org/
Seems to be similar to the "Tails" live-cd, only it's based on devuan.
Thanks !
The Debian Free Software Guidelines is a set of guidelines that the Debian
Project uses to determine whether a software license is a free software
license, which in turn is used to determine the section of the repository a
piece of software enters. It has *nothing* to do with the rights of
Disks on LMDE didn't work either. Ended up using a command from the wiki:
"Terminal (dd of GNU Coreutils)
$ sudo dd if=/path/to/image.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=8M;sync
Note that you want the device name (e.g. /dev/sdx) not the partition name
(e.g. /dev/sdx1)."
Recently, a friend was forced to buy a new handheld, with a more current
version of Android, so she could use WeChat. Using WeChat was required by
prospective employers in China for remote interviews. If she had refused to
use WeChat because it forces her to own a personal surveillance
Other platforms that free code software groups can use to collect and
distribute donations include:
* OpenCollective: https://github.com/OpenCollective/OpenCollective
* BountySource Salt: https://github.com/bountysource
I haven't looked deeply into the pros and cons of each of them, but AFAIK
BTW the Aspire One is 32-bit, full specs on my user information page. Must
get around to putting it into H-Node.
I recently downloaded a fresh copy of Uruk-2.0-beta-2, and checked the
SHA256. Then I tried to use a recently installed and fully updated Trisquel
7, running on my Aspire One, to make a USB installer. I tried it with both
Disks (using 'restore image') and Startup Disk Creator, but neither
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