I play Star Wars Galaxies through SWGEmu. The server code is being reverse
engineered and is AGPL but the client code is still closed source. I'm
surprised nobody's mentioned it already, since there's not a lot of mmorpgs
that are even partially open source. It runs fine on Trisquel through
I've got a question that seems to fit here. If I install other programs and
there gets to be more categories in the bottom left menu (on gnome panel)
then it starts scrolling with arrows at the top and bottom. How do I stop it
from doing that and just make the menu taller?
We should all place as much importance on the licenses of the music as we do
for music-related programs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_music
I've had my /home/ directory in it's own partition for years on many
different machines, and I can tell you from experience that it's totally
worth it. If you accidentally break your OS, as I did many times learning
things over the years, all the users' personal data will be saved. This also
He really doesn't have the rights to those things. Yes, one of the tenets of
the free software movement is that all software should be free, but not all
software is free. Your assertion that everyone has a right to the source code
of any software they have received implies that people are
Changing the distro in the PPA from trusty to utopic allowed me to see the
epiphany-browser package, but I had to go through dependency hell to get it
to install correctly. It's running now, after having temporarily added the
Ubuntu Utopic repository to get the required dependencies for
In Nautilus, click on the gear in the top right for the menu and hit
Preferences. Under the Behavior tab you'll find a section for Executable Text
Files. It's set to View executable files when opened, which is the problem.
Set it to run them or ask each time, whatever your preference. =)
You have to have a terminal open for Tor Browser. He was asking about how to
make scripts run without a terminal.
Now for another problem.. I try to add Tor Browser to the menu and it removes
the entry every time I point it to a script. If I do it during creation, the
entry never even
.desktop files. /usr/share/applications/ is full of them.
I added the GNOME PPA (ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3) but it didn't add Ephiphany to
my list in Synaptic. When I updated, it installed libcolord-gtk1 and updated
gnome-control-center, gnome-control-center-data, gnome-system-monitor,
gnome-terminal, gnome-terminal-data, libgnome-control-center1.
There's a whole lot of anti-DuckDuckGo talk (rightfully so), but not a whole
lot of talk about solutions. How does Ixquick/Startpage and Privatelee and
others hold up to scrutiny?
Well technically he doesn't have the rights to those things because they were
reserved by the corporation who sold him his computer, which can be a
problem. It was done legally so he has no rights to say, the source code of
his BIOS or the documentation necessary for making drivers, because
Any chance we'll get Web (the browser formally known as Epiphany) in the
repositories? It's GNU =D
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_%28web_browser%29
https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Web/
Does the LibreBox have any way of adding a graphics card, or is it stuck with
Intel HD Graphics 2000 forever?
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