So, I read that the SW cursor may be enabled by creating a .conf file with
the following code:
Section "Device"
Identifier "Nvidia 9400"
Driver "nouveau"
Option "SWCursor" "true"
EndSection
and placing it in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d.
I attempted to do this via Pluma; the issue is that, as I'm
Ah you mentioned Wire. I remember, Wire is free software recommended
by the FSF[1] aside from Signal and is capable of doing video
conference[2]. I knew Wire before GNU Ring (now Jami) but never tried
it with another person. Thanks bobandrew. How about it, anatom?
Personally, I use Telegram for
I agree that the current instability of the existing libre messaging apps is
not helping when it comes to broad adoption. For the average user, work in
progress is only work in progress and I can only note with regret that Jami
is now sleeping unused on my laptop. It does not mean that I
> I know the pip repo contains proprietary software, but why did you just
> rip it out instead of making a free repo?
Why don't you create a free pip repo? Is it because it would take time and
effort to learn how to do so and then do it? If so, there's your answer. I
actually looked into
Better to view this as a security feature rather than a sign of failure. My
own ThinkPenguin dongle experiences broken connections now & then, more so
when I've got multiple nMap scans going on. No data is ever lost; and the
scans pick up right where they left off when the connection is
Getting your desktop environment of choice is not hard:
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/installing-gnome-shell
Thanks for your help and advice. I also like to support free software, but it
needs to be practical as well. As regards my relations I use the software
with, we have recently stopped using it because it wasn't possible to have a
relaxed chat. There were too many disruptions, both in Jami and
Hello everybody!
I have been using the ThinkPenguin WiFi adapter for a couple of years now.
Ever since I started using it, there are unpredictable disruption in WiFi
connectivity. Although the symbols in the message bar say that I'm connected,
web browsers and e-mail programs stop
