> You can reset your user password by chrooting using a live CD:
This is what I would suggest if the OP wanted to go back to using this
system. I am under the impression that they just want to recover data
from it, which can be achieved more easily by mounting the disk with
graphical tools.
You can reset your user password by chrooting using a live CD:
https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/linux/reset-your-ubuntu-password-easily-from-the-live-cd/
> Do you recall whether you encrypted your disk or home directories when
> installing Trisquel?
Ah. Just reread your message and saw that you were able to get into your
wife's account. This means that the disk is not encrypted, which is
good. That was my worry, since the graphical Trisquel
> I have some photos in the disk, that I would like to retrieve,
> particularly photos of my then pregnant wife. It is somewhat important
> to us to get those unique photos that we store on that trisquel
> computer.
> The thing is I don't know any more, what was my password then
Do you recall
Hello to all. I came here because none of the other forums could helped me.
I am not using Trisquel anymore, although I consider the concept interesting,
but not practical, anyway...I have some photos in the disk, that I would like
to retrieve, particularly photos of my then pregnant wife. It
can't attach photos to prove what I said...
Also available on arch based distros:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0=nd=trisquel
> It states that it depends on `gtk3-engines-unico` but
> `gtk3-engines-unico` has no installation candidate.
I guess Debian doesn't have that package. You can grab it from the
Trisquel repo too.
http://archive.trisquel.info/trisquel/pool/main/g/gtk3-engines-unico/
If you have a 64-bit system
