I'm strongly against purchasing from "Respects Your Freedom" vendors. They
are vampires taking advantage of inexperienced users to make money, just like
any proprietary software/hardware vendor.
For example, one minimalist libreboot X200 costs more than 400 USD, which is
even more
You can chroot from a live session. Boot from a live CD and open a terminal.
Then, assuming your root partition is /dev/sda1
$ sudo su
# TARGET=/media/sda1
# mkdir -p $TARGET
# mount /dev/sda1 $TARGET
# mount --bind /dev $TARGET/dev
# mount --bind /dev/pts $TARGET/dev/pts
# mount --bind
>> Users who are uncomfortable using a terminal.
> ... have no use for CLI-only programs
No, plenty of users use some command line programs but would not be
comfortable performing all package management via a terminal. Looking back
on my own history of learning to use GNU/Linux, I was
That's exactly what I did, and it worked. Thanks for sharing that method.
install
network-manager-openvpn network-manager-openvpn-gnome
openvpn resolvconf
I do not know if all are required.
Only installing "network-manager-openvpn-gnome" will actually install the
other packages, as dependencies.
install
network-manager-openvpn network-manager-openvpn-gnome
openvpn resolvconf
I do not know if all are required.
https://account.protonvpn.com/signup
get a protonvpn account. Or protonmail
account.
Log in on your protonvpn account. Select downloads ->
gnulinux -> server configs
Download
Indeed. However, it is hard to know the chipset of the Wifi adapter you buy
(manufacturers sometimes replace the Wifi chipset in a same model). One way
is to buy second-hand from somebody who indicates that chipset. Another way
is https://ryf.fsf.org/products?category=7
On 02.05.20 12:00, trisquel-users-requ...@listas.trisquel.info wrote:
> Beko:
> > I know Mullvad requires a newer kernel than what Trisquel ships by default.
>
> In that case, perhaps it will work better on Etiona (Trisquel 9)? You could
> try installing a dual boot of Etiona on your X60 and
> use a free proton vpn
I want to test proton vpn on debian
10. Would you write a tutorial? You do not
install software other than packages in
the repository?
https://github.com/ProtonVPN/linux-cli
I would rather avoid inatalling this piece of
software. I do not know if this is one of
those
if you want your hardware being able
to work on free software, you have
to investigate the hardware before
buying it. And realize that even if it is
said, that a piece of hardware is
supported by linux, does not assure it will
run on free software. Some linux software is
non free software. If you
Beko:
> I know Mullvad requires a newer kernel than what Trisquel ships by default.
In that case, perhaps it will work better on Etiona (Trisquel 9)? You could
try installing a dual boot of Etiona on your X60 and see how that works for
you.
@stripey: please cf. my answer to your previous post below, if you had missed
it (I am presently writing directly on the forum, not through the mailing
list), and in that case please ignore the remainder of this post.
In case you had already read my answer but decided to go ahead anyway:
I just had the latest update of Enigmail (2.1.6.) done through the Trisquel
repos. It fixed the issue. Enigmail is operational again.
Chaosmonk:
> Users who are uncomfortable using a terminal.
... have no use for CLI-only programs and will be confused if they are
installed. Hence Synaptic would be more useful to them if it did not offer to
install them.
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