On Wed, 24 Jun 2020 23:01:38 +0200
Zelphir Kaltstahl wrote:
> ...
> I know you asked for Emacs specifically, but I want to mention this, in
> case you could make use of it system wide:
>
> I use the following in my ~/.profile file:
> .
> setxkbmap -layout de -option ctrl:nocaps
>
> I do not know why fonts-ubuntu and fonts-ubuntu-console are in the non-free
section of Debian.
Apparently when packaging these fonts Debian concluded that the Ubuntu Font
License is not compatible with the Debian Free Software Guidelines. The
packaging discussion is [here][1], and the
Unfortunately, with AMD, the problem is not only to have "fancy" graphics but
also to have a reasonable resolution. On the contrary, Intel graphical
chipsets perfectly work. That is why I would choose Intel.
As for the blobs in the two brands, they look equally bad to me (but I have
After years of accumulating scan results, my HDD is filled up to within 2GB
of its 1TB capacity, so operations of most kinds are excruciatingly slow. It
really does not like editing 2GB text files in LeafPad.
Nobody should ever do that: learn sed, awk, etc. Also, compressing text
files is
boba provided some historical experience of successs ...
Actually, GParted performed the necessary operations to remove the original
msdos/ext4 and
replace it with gpt/ext4 in about five minutes; then I used
sudo chmod -R 755 Thumb256B as before, but still its permissions are staying
the
Well the gaming system does and doesn't, the GPU doesn't so far. I'm hoping
if I can get the latest Linux libre kernel installed it may help with that
but i'm not holding my breath.
As for GPUs to recommend with an AMD CPU I would say the Nvidia GT 710 or 730
as they are cheap and work
Those packages look free:
https://ubuntu.com/legal/font-licence
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/intel/intel-vaapi-driver/master/COPYING
I do not know why fonts-ubuntu and fonts-ubuntu-console are in the non-free
section of Debian. Does anybody here knows? i965-va-driver is in Debian's
Thanks very much for the answers.
Glad to hear that a gaming computer works with free software.
Unfortunately I have no physical access to free hardware such as System76 and
related. Even weak hardware I now use is non-free. I just deemed ADM Ryzen a
less of two evils in this regard, but I
Daydreaming.
Just today I erased a small (4GB) thumb drive which had some live system on
it, in order to use it for file transfer purposes instead. I could not
copy+paste anything on it because of write protection until I formatted it as
GPT instead of MBR (which is the default option in the Discs
I seem to not have read your last paragraph. So you already knew.
Nevermind then!
One more note though:
You can make use of Guix package manager on foreign distro to get some
newer free software than usually available on Trisquel 8.
On 6/24/20 9:30 PM,
Hi Edward!
I think I'll have to be a party pooper for a bit.
There is no CPU without unfree parts or requiring unfree parts, which
has comparable to the CPUs you mentioned performance. At least that is
what I read.
The reason is, that the manufacturers and developers of newer CPUs put
in unfree
Hi!
I know you asked for Emacs specifically, but I want to mention this, in
case you could make use of it system wide:
I use the following in my ~/.profile file:
#
# SWAP KEYS #
#
setxkbmap -layout de -option ctrl:nocaps
setxkbmap -layout de -option ctrl:swapcaps
I
After years of accumulating scan results, my HDD is filled up to within 2GB
of its 1TB capacity, so operations of most kinds are excruciatingly slow. It
really does not like editing 2GB text files in LeafPad.
I acquired a new SanDisk 256GB drive, removed its partition table, and
formatted
the
I tried that on both my Trisquel desktop and laptop and when I put it into
terminal nothing happens. No errors but also nothing displayed on the screen
and nothing on screen.
I have a Ryzen 2600X on a Gigabyte X470 Aorus Ultra Gaming motherboard that I
can say boots into Trisquel 8.0 and 9.0 and the ethernet works. I haven't
really tested it much further as my GPU in that system doesn't work with
Trisquel (AMD 5700 XT). This testing was doen on stock kernels so
Wrong photo again. Here is François Perrin:
Acho um absurdo esses bancos. Os apps da Caixa econômica federal e Banco do
Brasil são tão invasivos. Pedem acesso a localização, contatos,
armazenamento e a sua alma e um tantão mais. A alternativa que uso é usar
uma máquina virtual, mas não é nada prático, alem de ser lento em
Hello.
First of all, thanks all developers here for Trisquel 9. GREAT system with a
lot of potential. I successfully built from source new golang version 1.14,
newest version of Codelite (fantastic!!! recommended). And a lot of other
wonderful things. Java works really great.
I going to
Hello,
I installed the vrms package directly from debian, since trisquel didn't have
it in the archives. This package checks for other non-free packages. I'm not
sure if it is effective or not. The point is that it has 4 non-free packages
in trisquel 9. That's the output:
Non-free
...and might now as well be moved to the Troll Lounge.
I attached a wrong photo. It was my uncle. This guy.
Mais uma thread para convidar os clientes do Banco do Brasil a reclamar na
nova pesquisa de opinião do BB do software proprietário para um acesso
remoto às suas contas. Ver
https://trisquel.info/forum/clientes-do-banco-do-brasil-reclamem-do-software-propriet%C3%A1rio
e
If systemd does not even get in the way of rebootless kernel upgrades, then
this thread might have already come to its conclusion.
I don't know his name.
"We still do not have to reboot after non-kernel upgrades"
And maybe not even after kernel upgrades either. Rebootless kernel upgrades
are available from Canonical, Red Hat, and others.
>I think he means François Perrin.
I was thinking it was either Brad Pitt or Prince William of England, but your
theory makes more sense.
I think he means François Perrin.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068655/
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