It uses KDE Plasma as its default desktop environment instead of GNOME (the
default in Trisquel) or LXDE (the default in Trisquel Mini).
It's possible that Rekonq is a dependency of of the version of KDE Plasma in
Trisquel 7, similarly to how you recently discovered that Pidgin and Lifrea
a
Yes, it is easy to add either when using the Netinstal ISO or as a meta
package afterwards.
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/do-we-have-kde-spin#comment-112382
Trisquel is FSF-endorsed because it is committed to including only free
software. Rekonq is free software. Although Facebook, Google, and Amazon are
terrible companies who among other things create some proprietary software,
their search engines do not require any proprietary software (just d
"Triskel, a KDE version of Trisquel" ? :)
Rekonq is unmaintained since 2014. Nobody should use it. It should be removed
from the repos. Maybe it's been included because there is Triskel, a KDE
version of Trisquel.
Okay, I just don't understand why they keep it in the repository then.
I'm no prgrammer, but shouldn't that be fairly easy to do?
I mean... this whole OS is supposed to really FSF-recommended, and here they
are offering me a browser which in turn recommend me Facebook, Google, Amazon
and lor
Rekonq is developed by KDE, not Trisquel. Apparently KDE does not see a
problem with recommending Google or Amazon. That shouldn't be interpreted as
an endorsement of those companies by Trisquel.
Trisquel does remove from Firefox such recommendations as well as
recommendations for proprieta
So when I was going to set default search engine in the Rekong browser, it
suggested various t, Google and Amazon sites.
What's up with that?
