Canonical and Ubuntu have been known to prioritize boot time. Perhaps
Trisquel inherited it from these endeavors.
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Got it, thanks.
Privacy-wise, that must be the ultimate solution
Perhaps not for the neighbours, though!
Wow that's awesome! Looks like this might be a viable alternative to present
to some friends who claim there is no way for them to stop using Spotify.
That's handy, thanks!
You guessed correct as to what x and y need to be. In order to produce a
plot, there's a missing call to plt.plot() at the end. A short working
example is
--
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
plt.text(0.5, 0.5, "Привет!")
plt.show()
--
The problem actually isn't missing fonts.
> Your Debian system might have been starting more services while booting,
> or one particular service was holding everything up. It's hard to say
> since it sounds like you've since erased thew Debian system.
For future reference though, after booting you can run
$ systemd-analyze blame
To
> I've had Debian installed on my Laptop before and after entering my
> LUKS password, it took an estimated 10-20 seconds or so to reach
> lightdm. With Trisquel, it's a matter of one or two seconds! That's
> absolutely nuts and I don't understand why that would be the case.
> Were any special
> I get rectangles instead of letters.
> import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
>
> # calculating x and y
>
> plt.figure(1)
> plt.clf()
> plt.plot(x,y)
> plt.text(0.5,0.5,'Привет!')
I don't know how to use matplotlib. I was able to import it after
installing `python3-matplotlib`, but in order to
You need to change matplotlib's font to one that includes the desired
characters. For example like this:
import matplotlib
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
matplotlib.rc("font", family="DejaVu Sans")
plt.text(0.5,0.5,'Привет!')
plt.show()
Here is a video with disassembly of that model:
https://invidio.us/watch?v=Tci75sVFg68
At 3:15, the person removes the Wifi Card.
I didn't change to an SSD or anything. Just installed Trisquel on exactly the
same hardware that Debian used to be on.
I've had Debian installed on my Laptop before and after entering my LUKS
password, it took an estimated 10-20 seconds or so to reach lightdm. With
Trisquel, it's a matter of one or two seconds! That's absolutely nuts and I
don't understand why that would be the case. Were any special steps
I suggest you to use EXT2 instead of EXT4 on your flash drive if you
would install a GNU/Linux into it.
That or simply make a live system with persistent storage. Trisquel's
graphical tool allows to specify the size of such a storage ("stored in
reserved extra space"): https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/how-create-liveusb
The problem with USB flash drives is that writing a lot on them damages
Prepare two USB flash drives and make one of them a Live USB. Boot into Live
environment and install it to the other USB drive. Be sure to write MBR to
the destination drive.
You said that something went wrong, but what happened in details? Any error
information or even screenshot would be
First post. New user. I had Trisquel 32bit running on an 8Gb USB FAT32 with a
thinkpad x60 (no HDD), USB boot.
Then decided to reformat to EXT4 and reinstall Trisquel. Something went wrong
and now nothing works.
Whats the best way to install the OS to run from USB ?
Thanks.
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