Try GNOME Boxes (if it's in the repos)!
I'm unethical because I create websites for paying clients that is custom to
them?
Unethical? It might be, see OP
Because of that reason? As sure as eggs is eggs no
...I haven't even gotten around to trying out DDE yet! Probably this
weekend.
Is gvfs installed?
Well, we're not getting rid of it but, anyway, I think listing it as
something we could and should do without is OK, just in case it ever becomes
viable (though for that to happen I think hard work will be needed in other
areas. i.e. coming up with a better alternative, a new world order
it is a tool that can be used for good or bad and it is up to the user to
not abuse it.
Not how I'd describe most Javascript out there.
We would!Whether it'd be comfortable and easy to use right after the
install (and beyond) being a different matter altogether, of course!
Having said that I wouldn't say Debian doesn't care about software freedom.
They do, just not enough. Far from it, perhaps.
Proper HTML works here.
You can add Trisquel 6' repository to /etc/apt/sources.list (by adding a line
there
deb http://archive.trisquel.info/trisquel toutatis main,
then update the repositories (sudo apt-get update), install exaile, and then
disable the repository (by commenting/adding a # at the start of the
Yeah, just don't expect privacy.
And having said that there are a lot of uses in which on is fine without it,
just like how CCTVs might not be in one's house, but the police have a right
to put them in public places. The important thing is users have the right to
privately store it and
Try apt-get update apt-get dist-upgrade .
Does ctrl-alt-f1 bring you to the command line?
If it does, does removing the NVIDIA driver (apt-get remove
xserver-xorg-video-nouveau) work?
It might be that Trisquel 7 but not 6 has got problems with your NVIDIA card.
GNOME Flashback: https://wiki.gnome.org/action/show/Projects/GnomeFlashback
Well and alive (at least in Ubuntu and Debian) and recognised by GNOME.
exactly what the page I linked to says :)
I think they'd look like complete 4r53h0l35 doing that.
I'm pretty sure it never was (it's just that you needed to configure compiz
before getting Unity to work - what was called the Unity Session was really
the Compiz Session, except that in (vanilla) Ubuntu user directories are
given config files by default that tell compiz to use the needed
Is system-config-printer-gnome installed?
What did you install?
Because Debian Squeeze is as old in the software world as The Cinema Show-
Aisle of Plenty is elsewhere? :)
Well, for starters none of the 2 computers I've got have hardware that will
100% work perfectly with it, yet Trisquel 6 works perfectly with both.
Avoid non-free and contrib and Chromium and you'd probably be as free as
Trisquel is.
And Linux-libre would be a wee bit of a plus point, I guess.
I think you can just take Trisquel's new presumably fixed Bash and install it
there.
Would removing xserver-xorg-video-radeon do?
Try removing xserver-xorg-video-radeon
Does removing xserver-xorg-video-ati work?
Viewtube never quite worked for me there:(
The Debian kernel hasn't got a nonfree part - I know that which is why I
called it a wee bit of a plus point rather than a must:)
-I haven't got any problems withy Verison 7
-You can stay at 6.0.1
-Not that it matters as long as you stay free (not something too hard to do
in, say, Debian, or I think Fedora (and thus CentOS as well?))
It's not bad and I'm not saying it is. I'm just referring to the image Arch
on which it's based seems to have (which isn't actually bad but
difficult).
As for me, I tried Parabola but the first time I did I installed plasma 5 and
couldn't get Wi-Fi to work (which was also the case in
PErsonally I actually think Pacman is more powerful and elegant, even if the
equivalent to apt-get autoremove is something like pacman -Rs $(pacman
-Qqdt) (taken from the Manjaro wiki from which I always copied and pasted
the command during my time with Manjaro).
My distro hopping got cut a bit short when I moved to Free systems (hopping
between 7-10 distros including Fedora and Debian most of which I'll never use
(i.e. Dragora)?). But if all distros out there were free I'd certainly be the
distro hopper I was just before I settled with Manjaro (and
Couldn't seem to find a solution
https://www.google.com/search?q=Nvidia+GTX750ti+nouveau+resolutionie=utf-8oe=utf-8
. Maybve all you can do (sadly) is remove nouveau.
In Trisquel 6 installing gnome-session did the trick. Try that.
Trisquel 6=Ubuntu Precise
Trisquel 7=Ubuntu Trusty
And not much else, really, as far as I know.
Trisquel doesn't use Adobe Flash becuase Adobe Flash is not Free Software.
Here's a solution (and it ain't Flash for the aforementioned reason):
http://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/67499/watching-facebook-videos-without-flash
What about IceCat?
Oh and what's ABrowser's user agent?
Sorry, should've directed you to ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3-staging instead. It's
certainly there!
My shool started using Mandriva when I was a 4th grader (I'm in 10th grade
now) and replaced it with Ubuntu Jaunty the year after that and with Edubuntu
Precise last year.
Sadly, Windows was never removed, and now that IT has been removed from the
new Indonesian curriculum (a move as
They aren't as simple as symlinks, though.
That because a kernel is irrelevant to what a desktop graphically does!
You can use 5.5 (Brigantia), and have an /etc/apt/sources.list that looks
like this:
deb http://oldarchive.trisquel.info/trisquel brigantia main
deb http://oldarchive.trisquel.info/trisquel brigantia-updates main
deb http://oldarchive.trisquel.info/trisquel brigantia-security main
But it's
Perhaps it should be rephrased what if we lose the developer?:)
Should that ever happen I hope the old images and repos will still lie in a
repo somewhere.
By removing Nouveau (sudo apt-get purge xserver-xorg-video-nouveau) ?
It isn't?
I'm not sure (sorry), as far as I know, though, no. That'd mean that your
GPU's doing nothing (or not doing everything it is capable of), though (I
think). To be honest my post was a wee bit of a guess (hence the question
mark).
All I can say is that it's best to reinstall the package,
Try the username live (and is there a guest session? Perhaps you should try
guest as well)
Anyway Unetbootin should work. I don't think Apple computers support booting
from USB, though (or was that Macbooks?). In which case you need a CD that
can boot the USB drive. I'd reccommend you
Oh, and note: If you want to do a debootstrap there's a trisquel-mini
metapackage for you to install when you chroot into the installation.
Not that I ever install it like that (I always install something like
trisquel-baseXorgLxterminalSynapticDesktop ShellNetwork
ManagerUpowerDMother
Regarding those commands which get longer with sudo, if one uses:
sudo su -c THE_SHORTEST_FORM_OF_THE_COMMAND
will it also work?
Unity 2D is gone as of Ubuntu Trusty.
It ain't that bad! I had it onone of my Trisquel installations for a few
months!
The version Toutatis had had more plugins, though, and one of them (blur)
persuaded me to stay with Compiz 0.9.5.
November 2016 at this rate, I reckon (that's a serious answer).
Having finally gotten around to trying it: Here's the answer: By using the
packages meant for Trisquel 6:
So open (with sudo) the /etc/apt/sources.list file, and add a new line that
reads:
deb http://archive.trisquel.info/trisquel/ toutatis main
Then update the repos (i.e. by doing sudo
I'm just a bit curious but would a USB hard drive survive the normal amount
of re-writing non-live systems have and be about as protable (and harder to
lose:) as flash drives?
So can I treat USB HDDs as normal HDDs?
well, since LibreJS seems to be designed to block both certainly non-free JS
and possibly non-free JS, the problem might be with LibreJS.
To me, it's been as good as released for months :)
The Web pages don't display properly thing in Icecat is because of the
addon called LibreJS, which blocks (possibly) non-free Javascript. You can
turn it off and have web pages display properly like Abrowser (which
doesn't bring addons with it, including LibreJS, while Icecat includes
Or you could try http://mate-desktop.org/
Icedove (the one I installed according to the link I provided above) has
certainly got it.
For those on Trisquel 6:
http://mozilla.debian.net/ (The instructions for Squeeze works, I haven't
tried the one for Jessie).
De jure, they're not released yet.
De facto, everyone seems to be saying that it works fine.
http://devel.trisquel.info/makeiso/iso/
Personally, I( think the most proper way to do an installation would be to
https://wiki.debian.org/Debootstrap , that's just me, though:)
There may be problems with your CD. Anyway, I suggest burning it to a flash
drive instead, using something like unetbootin (which can be searched for on
the web). Unetbootin supports non-free distros, though.
There's a version http://www.aligunduz.org/FUSBi/ that doesn't list non-free
If memory serves me having -s in the account name made it impossible for me
to register. Perhaps you're having a case of just that.
Would trying Arandr (available in the repos I think) work?
Maybe grabbing a new kernel from http://jxself.org/linux-libre/ will help.
'FAT-MAN with the long beard' lost an opportunity to promote GNU/LINUX in
that part of the world
Either that or he didn't quite get such an opportunity at all..I
think it's the latter.
Free as in freedom, not price.
To be fair it's not that difficult to look for Libre-software-compatible
desktop machines.
He's got a Dell.
I know I'm nitpicking but K-Meleon, Libreoffice, and an old version of
Clementine on Wine aren't proprietary :)
Ah, yes, my bad!
Regarding OP, what are you doing here, then? Install GnewSense 3 if you want
sysV's init!
Try replacing http://nl.archive.trisquel.info/trisquel/ with
http://archive.trisquel.info/trisquel/
Linux is selling its soul to the give me convenience on my terms or I'll go
elsewhere To be fair that happened ages ago with proprietary blobs (drivers
or firmware or otherwise), Chrome, Adobe Flash, Opera proprietary games,
Pipenightdreams(If I remember correctly), RealPlayer, Skype and
Ubnfortunately I'm going to be the lazy one here waiting for someone to come
up with a resulting distro.which is a very exciting prospect!
Try kernel PPAs.
Here's my suggeston: Get a USB Hard Drive and install there instead.
I've never tried that, though. IS it less risky, Chris?
Try a proper CD. Perhaps try having Super GRUB2 disk on it (I'm not sure it
boots to the USB drive, though).
A more surefire option is The Plop boot manager (burned to a CD). It's not
free though since it can't be used commercially. But I know it works.
I'm not especially religious, but my point was exactly that, the false
gods will be phased out over time, not incorporated. There is no reason
someone could not create a program that handles flash securely for example.
From the looks of it, unfortunately, that's doesn't seem to be happening
the false gods will be phased out over time, not incorporated
Let's agree to disagree, then.
If only Ruben had chosen a name that started with A, or a number.
The BSD community's (I guess) view is that since the firmware blobs run on
the devices (rather than the computer itself) it doesn't matter.
The FSF's is that since it's present on editable storage medias (e.g the
HDD), it matters.
If you don’t think Linux is about creating a secure environment, then find
me one Dev who thinks allowing third party executables to be installed with a
double-click should be permitted in their distribution
With that logic Genesis, Yes, ELP, and Jehtro Tull are all only about the
money.
Somehow I'm thinking about what could've been had the UK not decolonised
itself yet before this decision..
Yes, and I think any sane person, not only you, know it ain't GIMP :)
Try gnome-paint, or gpaint.
Installing the YouTube Center extension solved it, but that was a workaround
rather than a proper fix.
Sorry about being late to the party.
Yes, it can.
1. Trusty/14.04 (By the way, Trisquel 6 was based mon Precise/12.04)
2. Admittedly I'm not sure.
3. Move ~/.mozilla/abrowser to ~/.mozilla/icecat
4. I don't know, sorry (all is well in GNOME Shell, though)
5. Yes, for anything from Trisquel 4.0 (Ubuntu Lucid) onwards.
6. See salparidise's post
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2214042
It says :
sudo apt-get remove libpam-smbpass
solves the problem
If you're talking about scrolling with a laptop's touchpad I've got 2
installations of Trisquel on mine, one with GNOME on Belenos and another with
KDE on Toutatis (among others) and scrolling on the touchpad one way yield
different results on the 2 (GNOME on Belenos being the
GnewSense 3 is definitely based on debian Squeeze (6), not Wheezy(7),
considering how perfectly it works with GTK+2 themes, and how perfectly it
doesn't with my Nvidia GeForce 6200 GPU.
As I've said above, though, unsupported is different from impossible to use:)
The repos were the first thing Belenos had - it's been up for months now!
(Though of course we can't search for packages yet, as you've correctly
shown).
There's are ISOs here http://devel.trisquel.info/makeiso/iso/
I think Trisquel 7 is, de facto, available, but de jure isn't yet.
Anyway, what problem did you exactly have with Belenos? Is it simply that
the LiveCD underutilises your RAM (which in that case I think I recall
another distro in which its Live CD would see less RAM than there actually
is, but everything becomes fine once the OS is installed).
And having
Unfortunately if there is a mirror to that particular directory I don't know
where it is.
They ain't too bad (if at all)!
Having said that I still think there are better ones out there.
Having taken another look at the license file I think that too many picture
didn't quite specify the licences they're in, which means they aren't quite
free (yet):
-
The following files are licensed and redistributed non-commercially with
permission from bo0xVn
Actually having Totem installed also isn't enough to get its Mozilla plugin,
you'd need the totem-mozilla package as well.
Here's a workaround (not the world's best, though): When Toutatis reaches
EOL, change the repository entries in /etc/apt/sources.list to
http://oldarchive.trisquel.info/trisquel toutatis main
(and of course, do the same for toutatis-security and toutatis-updates)
since the Toutatis contents
I think this is a better raindrop-themed wallpaper :)
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Blue+Rain?content=165873
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