Many posts in the forum deal with online security, browsers, addons,
multimedia, etc. I offer a few suggestions that should help find music,
videos, and information while maintaining privacy.
Dillo Web Browser(1):
The fast and lightweight Dillo web browser was designed with default settings
Thank you, ivaylo. Notified our IT guy. We're about to migrate 30+ websites,
so you saved us grief down the road! OpenSSL 1.0.1e here - it must be gone
ASAP!!! :)
This quote from http://heartbleed.com/ is a major wake-up!
What leaks in practice?
We have tested some of our own services
Hey, GNUser - been a while. Whisker Menu is included with Debian 8 Jessie
and it's now my favorite menu, although I seldom use a menu. It will be used
on 'Freedom 101' desktop machines coming out later this year. If you need
backport info for wheezy, give a shout.
@antiesnob
The Trisquel Blog is the first actual text body on the Home page, and is
located below the three different banner headers. The last article was
submitted March, 2013. Directly below that, and still on the left side, is
the Planet feed (it is blank on my screen) that should
There are many good Trisquel articles and reviews gathered during 2013, but
we cannot find a way to share them to the Trisquel blog.
Also, where should desktop wallpapers be shared?
Thanks and Happy New Year!
Use System Restore in safemode with command prompt to roll back your
Windows XP system, undoing all changes. Restart and press F8...
Choose Windows XP Safe Mode with Command Prompt
At the Command Prompt, type C:\windows\system32\restore\rstrui.exe -- then
press Enter...
Follow the
You can use Gparted to erase, reformat, and partition the external HDD
however you choose. Yes, most have code that sends user info to the
manufacturer every time you access it - just like products from Ubuntu,
Google, AOL, Bing, Apple, Windows, and others do. Erasing and reformating
will
It is installed just like on USB flash drives ... Yes, you are correct, it
must be connected to a computer with internet access before anything is sent.
Most PC and cell phone users have no clue on how to set up firewalls,
routers, modems, or computer ports.
Those using Gnome and/or any of the Ubuntu-based distros should learn about
zeitgeist, apport, scopes, lens, geoglue, whoopsie, and the uses of Gnome
Activity Journal. Surely, Trisquel has removed these? :-)
As Spinoza said, installing the missing “Privacy” app is a good first
step:
Neither the name nor the penguin mascot were choices made by Linus. He wanted
to call the system Freax by combining free, freak, and the letter X - a
polite hat-tip to the system lineage. Just think, you could be begging to be
called gnu freaks today. Oh wait, we already are! :-)
Ari
Probably would be better to actually start a Trisquel OS technical support
forum; and allow this way-out-there-in-la-la-land bashing party to be moved
into a back room, hidden from public view. :-)
Too many of the discussions are becoming laughable, and business people have
begun to drop
There has been a bug in Nautilus-share for over a year. I replaced it with
PCmanFM, which is faster.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCMan_File_Manager
LinuxHomeNetworking.com has simple, useful tutorials on all topics.
How to configure mail servers -
http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch21_:_Configuring_Linux_Mail_Servers
You may prefer Postfix rather than SendMail, for reasons discussed in this
Mail Server
I've used them all for several years and so far my favorite workstation uses
modified Xfce with a few goodies from LXDE on Debian stable with all traces
of ubuntu, gnome, canonical, zeitgeist, bluetooth, trackers, and other trash
removed.
SLIM is my DM of choice with LightDM a distant
Which developer, group, or company should receive this year's award from the
Free Software Foundation? Please share your choice and reason why in the
forum.
https://www.fsf.org/news/free-software-foundation-opens-nominations-for-the-16th-annual-free-software-awards
Personally, I would like
Looks like a good project to me...
http://en.geopublishing.org/Licenses
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