erick.medell...@gmail.com writes:
> Hi there!
>
> New to trisquel and, needless to say, loving it so far.
>
> I was beyond excited to find out that I could use my 21:9 monitor with
> a librebooted x200 and ultrabase dock i got off ebay at 2560 x 1080
> (not 3440 x 1440 but good enough).
>
>
Hi there!
New to trisquel and, needless to say, loving it so far.
I was beyond excited to find out that I could use my 21:9 monitor with a
librebooted x200 and ultrabase dock i got off ebay at 2560 x 1080 (not 3440
x 1440 but good enough).
Everything works fine when I power on but the
sound is working now! Thank you! \o/
--Kernel updated (lts version)
-- Xorg.0.log cant be attached. But here are the contents of it:
$ sudo tail /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[34.667] (II) XKB: reuse xkmfile
/var/lib/xkb/server-3BFAD2E4AD09E36FF6F5D822BA76E026D29CFCA1.xkm
[34.670] (II) XKB: reuse xkmfile
Guys, thanks a lot for your help... Gonna try things here and will come back
with the results... =)
If you need high graphics performance but without non-free, you should buy
gtx770 with 4gb, also any Nvidia Kepler gen will work.
Since you mention sound issues related to Nvidia, I guess you use
HDMI/DisplayPort for both video and sound.
There should be another socket from integrated Intel graphics, which you can
plug your monitor in. That way you wouldn't depend on Nvidia at all.
You seem to have an Intel audio
Hey guys,
I'm new to Linux in general, and I installed Trisquel 7 about 2 months ago
after researching a lot about free software. My desktop pc is new and I
bought the best kind of graphics card I thought I could have (i would play
overwatch at the time, and I still want to set up dualboot
Good advice and thanks for the engine recommendations! :)
I'll do be my best to help, although others will probably give far better and
more accurate advice.
(I) Personally, I would recommend Python due to its clean syntax, high-level
nature and wide support. Javascript is also pretty good on these fronts
(though its syntax is a little too
> what programming language(s) would you recommend?
Whichever one is appropriate for the engine you're using. :) The engine
matters much more than the language. But personally, my favorite language is
Python (which is why the SGE Game Engine uses Python).
> With my old GeForce 9800 GTX+ I
Good article, the user must always be weary. Battle for Wesnoth was on that
Slant list, which is a rather excellent and established Libre game.
I do however disagree with your assessment of JavaScript games. As someone
who spends all their free time writing Libre JavaScript, I have found
> I have found that most JavaScript games are completely Libre.
Of course there exist libre JavaScript games. You seem to have missed the
point of the entry: JavaScript is software, so you have to check each one on
a case-by-case basis. The trap is in not knowing that JavaScript code is
It lists multiple games that are proprietary, so don't depend on it.
Explanations for why some of the games listed there are no good can be found
here:
https://onpon4.github.io/other/gaming-trap/
Saw this today:
https://www.slant.co/topics/1933/~open-source-games
;^)
> can you give me some advice as to what one should consider before creating
a libre game and what common noob mistakes are in your experience?
The most common mistake is planning too much, or putting too much emphasis on
things like the story or the ideas you have. It wastes time that could
I will just point to this Stallman article about a compromise for using
Facebook: https://stallman.org/facebook-presence.html
I agree the OP should distance himself from anything Windows-related, if that
is impossible though (let's hope it is not), there is a middle ground between
running
> I heard that Steam provides games for GNU/Linux, too, being proprietary
software (as I suppose it is), would make that unfree though, right?
Steam is proprietary and almost all of the games on it are proprietary. Those
that aren't can be obtained through other means.
> Are there any
There's no middle ground between free/libre software and
non-(free/libre) software. Although there are limits as to what even the
most purist free/libre software activist can achieve (see note), this
limitation doesn't mean that we free/libre software activists should
make the general public
I completely agree, but if using Crossover keeps the OP from having a Windows
partition, that is far more ethical and better for Free Software.
That doesn't make their proprietary version of wine ethical.
You do know that Crossover is the number one contributor to Wine development,
right?
As for gaming, I would like to suggest you help fund or contribute to libre
game development. What kinds of games do you like?
Recent GPUs don't work with libre kernels because they require proprietary
firmware blobs. Also, hardware that doesn't require proprietary software to
work typically requires a kernel update to work fully, so in general getting
a more recent kernel from jxself's Linux-libre repository is
Sorry, but I think it's better to look into Wine only.
I tried looking for Crossover both in the Free Software Directory,
Trisquel's repository, Parabola's repository, Guix's repository, and
gNewSense's repository, and couldn't find it. So I guess one can
consider it non-free software.
--
*
I would look into Wine or Crossover.
Hello Trisquel-World :)
I have just bought a new graphics card and put it into my computer, there
seems to be a driver missing, though. I've been looking through the forum a
bit but couldn't find a solution that fits my problem, so maybe someone could
help me or point me to the post that
Right, you are using your card only at idle/lowest pstate. But can be enought
for some 3d games.
there is no reclock available afaik.
no reclock=idle performance
My desktop compulsory came with one of the Pascal cards, and it works OK. But
it is often slow.
ok, thanks for the links!
I wrote a lot about GPU.
Here is one:
https://trisquel.info/es/forum/which-video-card-best-choice-today
Hey, I’m currently searching for a new graphics card that is running with
free drivers, so I can revive my desktop pc. I didn’t use him for a while,
because the build in AMD HD7000 will only work with 1920x1080px running
proprietary drivers. (at least I think so, because a year ago I didn’t
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Hi Magic Banana,
You are 100% correct!
It is indeed VESA driver, and it is not designed by PowerVR. But in that
case, why it works flawless on a Trisquel 7.0, 32-bit version?
Anyway, thank you for input.
Hi Magic Banana,
>>Updating the kernel always is an option to get hardware to (better) work:
You are absolutely right! But my graphic driver is still reported as Unknown,
even after upgrading the kernel from Linux-libre 3.2.0.91 (from Trisquel
6.0.1 LTS) to Linux-libre 3.13.0.65. (from
>>You can install a 64-bit version of Trisquel on this computer.
Thank you for the confirmation, Magic Banana!
I think driver updates can be installed by installing
xserver-xorg-lts-(trusty/quantal/raring) rather than by installing a new
kernel..if I'm not mistaken.
I have just installed Trisquel GNU/Linux 6.0.1, 64-bit version on my
computer, whose specification is available here.
Everything works excellent, and I have even enabled Compiz. One thing that I
find a bit annoying is that my graphics driver (Intel® G33 x86/MMX/SSE2) is
listed as unknown
Hi Magic Banana,
>>Why haven't you installed Trisquel 7?
My internet download speed is unfortunately low, this time; So I decided to
download Trisquel 6.0.1 from mirror.fsf.org for the time being. I will soon
upgrade to Trisquel 7.0.
By the way, do you have any idea whether this graphics
Hiya,
you can get some proper sis drivers from here (they work on my laptop with
the same graphics card, easy to install too):
https://sites.google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/sis
enjoy !
thanks
I would like configure my graphics card, but i don't know how do it.
I don't know the trademark of my card, only know intel XD
I want trisquel by the freedom Thanks.
looks like my desk : https://mediacru.sh/sgTn4TD94PZb.png
lspci:
00:00.0 Host bridge: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 671MX
What's wrong or what are you trying to do? You can read the manual page for
the driver, it's called sis.
man sis
thanks, the problem was the resolution of monitor,the solution is edit
xorg.conf
sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Section Device
Identifier Configured Video Device
EndSection
Section Monitor
Identifier Configured Monitor
Vendorname Generic LCD Display
Modelname LCD Panel 1440x900
Horizsync
This is very good.
If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Best regards, ADFENO.
Have a nice day.
I have used Trisquel (6.0) for a few days now, but have some problems with
the graphics. I have a NVIDIA-card and I'm using the nouveau drivers. The
resolution is optimal for my monitor, but there is no acceleration.
I couldn't even start GNOME - after typing my username and password, it
Hi there and welcome. Few things to try is a newer Linux-libre kernel, you
can easily install one from http://jxself.org/linux-libre/
And then you can try updating the X server packages, you can use the Synaptic
package manager to do that. The newest xserver packages have a -lts-raring
I also have Nvidia but I use intel drivers. So in my configuration,
trisquel-mini, I run default kernel with compiz+emerald and libgl1-mesa-dri
and I have no problems. Try this:
sudo apt-get install linux-headers-generic mesa-utils libegl1-mesa
libglu1-mesa libgl1-mesa-dri
Oh you're right, thanks for the heads up!
I have updated the kernel and installed all packages (some with the
-Its-saucy suffix). It solved the graphical problems during boot, but now
GNOME crashes again. (and I'm getting back to the login screen)
Is there any logs or a way to see what's happening?
Due to the fact that you can't get past the login screen, these instructions
must be followed on a virtual terminal, just choose one of the six available
ones by pressing Ctrl + Alt + (F1 through F6).
After chosing a virtual terminal, it'll ask for your username and password.
After
Removing xorg.conf solved the problem. Thank you! :)
It's a shame that the Saucy kernel won't get backported by jxself. He was
supposed to do the Raring kernel, but since Raring is old news now and no
longer supported as of January 27th of this year, the focus should be on
Saucy.
Thanks! Now i can run Blender in Trisquel-mini
Thank you for posting this minimal information about your article. keep more
posting.
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Hey thanks! that did it. :-)
Yes such missing features should be included as it gets quite fraustrating
after a while when you know you have installed everything required but still
can't figure out which one is missing!
mYself perhaps you could file a few bugs, I think this is a very good example
of something that definitely should be included. If I had to guess I'd say
this must've been an accidentally omission. If you do, file one issue per bug
and keep it simple so the Trisquel guys can cherry pick
lspci -nn|grep VGA outputs:
02:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: NVIDIA Corporation G96 [GeForce
9500 GT] [10de:0640] (rev a1)
I know it's not a GPU problem cause I have another machine that is running
Trisquel 32-bit Gnome which has the same GPU. I can't figure out what seems
to be
Does the machine with the problem also have another (perhaps built in) GPU?
Yes, I think it has. The other machine running 32-bit Gnome has no built in
GPU, where nouveau is running fine! Is that problem? What to do next?
See if you can disable the other GPU in the BIOS settings.
AFAIK, it was
$ sudo apt-get --no-install-recommends install libgl1-mesa-dri
when I wanted to run Minetest on the Mini
Ruben should incorporate many missing (basic) features into the Mini edition
(as I suggested during the development), because the default installation is
barely usable for
I am running Trisquel mini 64-bit. Now I have another machine which is
running Trisquel Gnome 32-bit. The problem seems specific only to the mini
version. When I try to run any games that uses opengl I get error messages
saying opengl was not found! Nouveau drivers is installed but the
Hi,
are you running 32bit games on a 64bit environment?
If so, you are probably missing 32bit libraries. I think that you will
need to enable multiarch support (it's disabled in Trisquel 6 Toutatis
AFAIK) and then install the 32bit packages.
That's all the help I can give for now, sorry.
No! I did run the 64-bit client, and for installing 32-bit libraries it
causes another problem similar to this:
http://trisquel.info/en/issues/8155
What kind of a GPU is it?
lspci -nn|grep VGA
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On 2013-04-14 15:01, gustavo...@lavabit.com wrote:
You are welcome :-)
My grub doesn's ignore it. Perhaps the version in Trisquel repos is
not ready for your videoboard?
Don't forget to:
sudo update-grub
F.
- --
Fabián Rodríguez
Try https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Grub#Visual_Configuration .
Shortly:
$ sudo hwinfo --framebuffer
and set the desired resolution in /etc/default/grub , GRUB_GFXMODE.
thanks for the help!
somehow grub seems to ignore GRUB_GFXMODE.
building and installing grub-2.00 from source [1] it shows the mascot
out-of-the-box
[1] http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/
You are welcome :-)
My grub doesn's ignore it. Perhaps the version in Trisquel repos is not ready
for your videoboard?
how can i change the graphics mode for the boot process?
am using the libre-linux kernel from jxself's repository and it used to show
me a penguin mascot while booting. at some point the graphics mode must have
changed, i can't say when that was, but now i see some garbage pixels during
Have you changed the reso in grub config? Remember to update-grub afterwards
if you do.
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On Dagda, up until just a moment ago, I was having issues with choppy video
playback.
Using the following /etc/xorg.conf file fixed it. I can now play my HD Ogg
Theora copy of Louis CK's comedy special again!
Section Device
Identifier Configured Video Device
Driver
I tried changing the xorg.conf settings, but I wasn't able to get the issue
sorted out in Brigantia, so I installed Dagda. Everything works great now.
I didn't file any bug report because I don't know what was causing the
problem. I guess I'll stick with Dagda until someone else figures out
You might want to try adding the nomodeset kernel parameter to grub config or
the driver options suggested here
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-858652-start-0.html .
I'll try the nomodeset kernel paramenter and report back on the results.
Thanks, lembas.
nomodeset didn't work.
I tried booting twice and got a blank screen. The system did not seem to be
responding to the keyboard. CTRL-ALT-DEL didn't reboot the computer, and the
num lock key did not turn on the light on the keyboard.
I'm going to try adding Option DRI false to
I'm going to try adding Option DRI false to /etc/X11/xorg.conf to see
what that does.
Darn. Setting option DRI to false does not work. I'm out of ideas.
Here's some more vague ideas
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/oneiric/en/man4/intel.4.html
(As in when everything else fails Read The Fine Manual)
I recently installed Brigantia on a Dell Dimension 4500S. This desktop
computer was, until the upgrade, running another GNU/Linux distribution
derived from Ubuntu natty.
After the upgrade, I've been experiencing a kind of crashing that I don't
know how to describe properly. My screen goes
It mentions a hung GPU so I would assume that there's a problem with the
hardware. Intel's graphics drivers are open-source and the best version is
already available to Trisquel.
Do you have the installation CD of the version which worked? If you do it
sounds like there is an easy way to test the hardware. Run from that older
version and use the live mode for testing. If the issue does not appear it's
probably a driver issue. If the issue does appear it may be a
For the past 6 months, I had been using Mint 12 on this computer without GPU
hangs. (In my previous message, I said the GNU/Linux distro I used previously
was derived from Ubuntu 11.04 natty. I was wrong. Mint 12 is derived from
Ubuntu 11.10 oneiric.)
I have noticed a pattern tonight. This
Scratch what I said about this issue happening while typing. I rebooted about
five minutes ago, and the GPU hang occurred while I was reading a Wikipedia
article.
I was not typing anything and I was not moving the mouse.
If you actually read what I wrote, the quote that you referenced me with is
not there, although the words included in it all jumbled together were used
in a context different to anything I said about you personally. Not knowing
you, I can't say whether they apply to you or not, so with
This is brilliant. Richard Herring
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You are proving by your actions there is a difference between open source and
free software that is deeper then just semantics.
In short, a person who truly values freedom would use a free operating system
despite technical hiccups. We realize there are many cases where the free
software
Actually, I'm proving by my actions that, far from being very easily willing
to go back to proprietary software when difficulty is faced, I am in favour
of both free software and open source software, and against the ownership and
control of information technology by an elite few. Otherwise,
If you want practical advice here it is:
1) Firstly the nouveau FAQ which includes the question
[http://nouveau.freedesktop.org/wiki/FAQ#The_fan_is_really_LOUD_all_the_time._How_do_I_make_it_more_quiet.3F
2.16. The fan is really LOUD all the time. How do I make it more quiet?]
and the
Thanks to both of you. You've helped me by telling me that you can't help me.
Really, failing you telling me that you can help me, this was all I really
wanted. All the other stuff we exchanged about freedom and philosophy wasn't
at all part of my original, purely technical, question.
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Hi,
I'd used Trisquel 4 on a quite old computer before I upgraded my hardware.
Now I have Brigantia installed on a triple-boot system that uses one NVIDIA
9800GT card. However, at the moment I find it too noisy to use with Trisquel,
because the standard software supplied with the nouveau
I'd really like to get Trisquel to do the same using nouveau if possible, as
I dislike prefer completely open source software.
That is I dislike Microsoft and prefer open source software
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