> ~$ apt-cache search marble
> marble - globe and map widget
> marble-data - data files for Marble
> marble-maps - globe and map widget for mobile form factors
> marble-plugins - plugins for Marble
> marble-qt - globe and map widget (no KDE dependencies)
While this list might look over crowded
> I don't want to go to the local computer shop and say "Please install
> Trisquel and the above software", when these software are already available
> on the Trisquel operating system Add/Remove Applications list by default.
You shouldn't have to pay someone to help you with basic usage of your
> I don't know about Stacer
In case you can't locate it through Synaptic, here is an installation how-to:
https://linoxide.com/linux-how-to/install-stacer-monitoring-optimising-tool-linux/
That device also is locked down by DRM, so no. You would be best off not
using Kindle e-books and getting paper books instead, or e-books in a libre,
non-DRM-encumbered format (e.g. ePub) if possible. Defective By Design has a
rather lengthy list here:
> BTW I don't know whether Synaptic itself is installed by default.
It is. Its entry is under "System Settings".
> ~$ apt-cache search evince
There was a typo. For clamav it should be "~$ apt-cache search clam"
Sorry for the confusion.
> Where is it possible to find the list of Trisquel
> software that comes by default like i.e. LibreOffice?
> This to avoid to install LibreOffice twice, when this
> software is already provided on Trisquel by default.
I am not a Trisquel user so I cannot give you the list you are asking for.
Magic Banana,
many thanks for the warning about the Amazon Kindle reader.
As Amazon Kindle reader is malware, does a Linux based Kindle reader exist?
Hello onpon4,
thank you very much for your advice.
I really appreciate it.
Sorry, I misread your question. onpon4's answer is the correct one.
On 01/24, Mason Hock wrote:
> > Where is it possible to find the list of Trisquel software that
> > comes by default like i.e. LibreOffice?
>
> Most graphical applications will appear under Add/Remove Applications, with
> some
Hello mason,
thank you very much for your response and advice.
To work on my notebook I need to install the Applications below:
-driver for printer,
-BleachBit
-Brasero
-ClamAV Antivirus
-Evince (PDF files reader)
-Kindle reader for Linux
-LibreOffice
-Marble (World maps)
-Stacer
-Translate
All package manager frontends, including Add/Remove Applications, show
whether or not any given program is installed. Even if you use the
command-line to request the installation of a program you already have
installed, it will see that it's already installed and tell you that. So no
> Where is it possible to find the list of Trisquel software that
> comes by default like i.e. LibreOffice?
Most graphical applications will appear under Add/Remove Applications, with
some exceptions. If an application does not appear there, search for it in
Synaptic Package Manager. Synaptic
Thank you very much to JabJabs, garfilth, onpon4 and Magic Banana for your
very important and priceless advice.
I really appreciate it.
onpon4 writes "Remember that any new software should be installed through the
software repository, and this is easily your greatest protection on a system
> once I download Trisquel 7 on my notebook, should I copy all my files once
again on the Trisquel 7 Documents folder?
That's fine. Any viruses there won't work on GNU/Linux, but if you're
concerned about what might happen to Windows users, you can scan with ClamAV
(the ClamTK package,
A friend of mine has a Windows 7 based notebook, which extended support
(updates) end on January 14, 2020 as explained at
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_7.
As Windows 8 and Windows 10 are a privacy nightmare, my friend decided to
move from Windows 7 to Trisquel 7 and asked me the
You can get ClamAV for windows but it is done by 3rd parties.
Depends on what you are doing. If you are passing files over to people still
using Windows then it would just be a good will to scan for any issues -
these viruses would would have come into the system externally than be
infected via Trisquel.
I do not know of any Libre AV for Windows so I
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