Oh goodness. Yes definitely get on the latest LO. Go to the LO site,
download the deb version for your architecture, extract the resulting tar.gz
file, change directory into the resulting LibreOffice folder and then into
the DEBS folder, and run this command:
sudo apt install *.deb
Or if
Hello jaisgossman, you are welcome. I am really glad to hear your opinion!
Freely as in freedom licensed office suite I know other than
LibreOffice are Calligra Suite (https://www.calligra.org) and
ONLYOFFICE (https://www.onlyoffice.com). Still, I recommend
LibreOffice for you.
Oh wow. I am on libreoffice 5, how did you update with Trisquel?
I own a Prusa (specificly model MK2). Firmware for all their printers is
released under GPL 3.0 . They also have a slicer, PrusaSlicer, that is libre
software (forked from Slic3r). Their newest printer, MK3S, is $ 750.00 USD
according to their site. They also released a smaller printer
Hello!
python3-keyman-config is only available on ubuntu 19.04 and earlier, since
Etiona (which is the newer version to be released) is based on 18.04, the
package is not available.
Maybe you'll like to contribute a MR to backport it.
Cheers!
Maybe use the latest release of LibreOffice?
OnlyOffice can usually do it.
I'm trying to install Keyman from the directions on their website.
https://keyman.com/linux/
cal@bender:~$ sudo apt install keyman onboard
[sudo] password for cal:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Some packages could not be installed. This
What possible reason does your recipient have for supposedly needing the
document you send him to be in .docx?
Why not just send it to him in Open Document Format (.odt)?
MS Office can open, edit, and save to ODF formats - no need other than
freedom (which is of course huge but set the
That one (the worst I know of, in Trisquel 8), the one about having an error
message ("An operation is already pending") when you plug an external hard
drive where the backup should be made (opening the "Backup" main window
actually starts the backup, and other smaller bugs (such as the fact
> I believed the rather detrimental change was justified by Déjà Dup
> (and possibly duplicity) not being maintained: we were doomed to
> suffer from its bugs for the foreseeable future. Nevertheless, I
> discovered it is not the case:
deja-dup is still being maintained in Debian,[1] so I don't
'cat' is running. It is waiting for you to type the content to write to the
standard output (the terminal, if not redirected) because you have not given
it any file in argument(s) and because, as always for POSIX commands, the
standard input (the keyboard, if not redirected) is the default.
> Do you know if Déjà Dup was tested again for Trisquel 9? Were the
> bugs still present? If not, what justified the the choice of Back In
> Time? Is that choice definitive?
I actually did not realize that deja-dup is not installed by default in
Trisquel 9, because I upgraded from Trisquel 8.
I missed that post: sorry. I actually faced the same problem (Déjà Dup
taking apparently forever to restore a past version of a file) some time ago,
using Nautilus. I do not remember how I solved it. Maybe running deja-dup
from the command line (since I imagine it is the first thing I
so is it just waiting for a further command? or is it actually running the
cat program somehow?
cancelling the command, I guess that's what I was indirectly trying to learn
here. thanks!
mop the cat
This a great list! I only have clicked computerhope thus far, but by the
titles, I can see these will be very helpful.
Thank you
> I would like to recover a directory which I deleted from my Desktop
> directory several months ago. My understanding is that I should be
> able to do this in Caja by right clicking and selecting "Restore
> Missing Files..." When I do this, a window pops up which says that it
> is scanning for
Trisquel 9's version of Linphone is now available in Trisquel 8's
backports repository. Make sure that you have the backports repository
enabled (let me know if you need help with this), install the new
version, and let me know if you run into the same issue.
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Check here if you find something that suits your needs or a link to such a
free software project :
https://www.instructables.com/howto/3D+printer/
What do you need this server to do? I recommend installing and setting
up what you need as you need it.
Precisely you may not need mysql, or any other database server if you only
plan to host html files, or plan top use a flat-file CMS, like PluXml.
Apache and the latest version of php is a
> I have installed mysql-server but ran into one problem. According to
> https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-ubuntu-18-04
What do you need this server to do? I recommend installing and setting
up what you need as you need it. You may
I still haven't figured out the gpg verification. So far I am using a full
Trisquel 8.0 installation.
I have successfully installed Apache2.
I have installed mysql-server but ran into one problem. According to
Next step is to verify the file with gpg. But there seems to be no .asc file
(see https://trisquel.info/en/issues/25533#comment-146241)
Thanks. I really can't help it the person that I'm sending the translation to
needs it in .docx and he needs to be able to edit it through word.
I did, in fairness, try and convince him to use libreoffice. He just wouldn't
budge.
I can already save in .docx thats not a problem, but perhaps
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