> Can I use the Trisquelize script with any existing Ubunto to
> Trisquel version?
Yes, I think so. I have never used the script myself, but if I
understand correctly all it does is replace the Ubuntu repos with the
Trisquel repos, identify proprietary software on your system, and give
you the
Thanks. Can I use the Trisquelize script with any existing Ubunto to Trisquel
version? Since I don't know any better, I have always installed Ubuntu 14.04
and run the trisquelize script from that version.
Can I install Ubuntu 16.04 and run Trisquelize to get Trisquel 8?
I'm also considering
Not only would not be possible because the sources.list file would be changed
to point to a repository that doesn't exist (and so installation of any
packages would be impossible since they don't exist) the existing system
would also be hardmed in the process. That's because part of the
> If I were to use the trisquelize script on a computer with Ubuntu 18.04
> while Tirsquel 9 has not been released, what would happen?
IIRC, that script replaces the Ubuntu repositories with the
corresponding Trisquel repositories. I don't think that there is a
Trisquel 9 repository yet, so this
If I were to use the trisquelize script on a computer with Ubuntu 18.04 while
Tirsquel 9 has not been released, what would happen?
