I'm not asking you to start over but if you ever want/need to (which I doubt
will happen, but anyway) perhaps a Netinstall or Debootstrap will serve you.
(Debootstrap will probably require a lot of learning, though)(And Netinstall
might involve a network cable, or perhaps USB tethering, for
First of all, we don't talk about neither freedom nor privacy here. The
question we're discussing at the moment is:
Should we refuse to coorperate with somebody who keeps knowledge for herself?
Next, i want to stress that we'll never be sure what software actually runs
on mozilla's servers.
If we're fighting for different goals, sooner or later this will cause
problems. For instance, server owners might agree to remove certain functions
and our fellows who are concerned about security will get soothed this way -
we don't.
That said, i'm not happy with your unix comparison.
Hi,
I recently installed Trisquel Mini 7. And i found out that my wireless card
is using only proprietary drivers. I checked Intel's open source page and
downloaded Intel Wifi Link 5100 drivers. But when i opened LICENSE* file,
Intel is not released source code for this driver. Is there
I've been playing around with netinstalls on Gnome-boxes and then with my
minimalist distraction-free netbook that is deliberately command line only
and I don't think I'll do a clean install any other way again. A lot of my
distro-hopping was completely unnecessary and nothing more than
:) One tiny, though:
I don't think I'll do a clean install any other way again.
There's the wonder of Debootstrapping(followed by Chrooting). Though the only
practical thing it's got going for it on an OS-less PC is that you can
perform an installation whilst doing other things with the
Replicant for sure.
I am having a freshly installed T7 system. Today morning, while it got
accedently disconnected from power cord. When I booted the system again I am
getting the following message:-
BusyBox v1.21.1(Ubuntu 1:1.21.0-1ubuntu1) built-in-shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built in commands
Happy put your event here to you all! :-)
Thank you very much, andrew, for telling us about this blog post. I wasn't
aware of it before. Here is what I wrote to the HPP commitee:
In my opinion Gnash shouldn't be placed on that list so prominently
anymore because Flash is a dying technology and will (hopefully) soon be
a thing of the
That said, i'm not happy with your unix comparison.
for that rms writes a free replacement
At that time There were no Free Softwares
You can not use the computer freely
But the situation now is different
You can browse the Web without javascript
You can be avoided
hi
this New article by RMS
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/loyal-computers.html
Can you adjust the brightness on your monitor?
IRC is gold:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/trisquel-utilizatori
Please be welcome if you are Romanian speakers or want to learn Romanian
helping Trisquel users. :-)
Don't know. Start a new thread and propose it.
The brightness buttons on the laptop itself, and the corresponding ones on
the external keyboard have F5/F6 set up to adjust brightness. Neither work.
I wouldn't be surprised if it had something to do with the Radeon. Thanks.
Good to see things happening beyond software, at the computer level.
I have Trisquel installed on an Acer Aspire 7739 and don't experience any
problems like this. Did you install all the updates after installing the
system? Maybe there is a fix already in the updated packages.
I'm skeptical of just coreboot or Skype-replacement development
succeeding at freeing users' computers. You need nontrivial skills to
flash coreboot (unless it's on a sufficiently old system where someone
provides trustworthy binaries, like Lenovo does), and to use the
Skype-replacement you need
Any theme I apply it only affects already opened windows, new windows are
using the gtk (3?) theme (set with lxappeareance), with kde colors.
The behavior is also in Triskel, not just KDE on top of Trisquel; and it
affects all themes (Oxygen included). Any ideas ?
Thanks in advance.
I think that Gnash should also be featured as important- there are people
that need Flash for work or school, and it may just save them from having to
use proprietary software.
Last year, I needed to use a website that required Flash for school.
Thankfully, Gnash worked with it. Gnash saved
blade.vp2...@gmail.com wrote:
this New article by RMS
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/loyal-computers.html
Anyone interested in these articles should keep an eye on
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/latest-articles.html which is (quoting
the page) Hot off the presses, here are the latest
What solution do you propose to this problem, exactly?
What we're doing right now is fumbling with trying to convince thousands of
people who completely disagree with us to start specially accommodating us.
I'm suggesting a slightly different approach: convince thousands of people to
do
Congratulations!
Triskel is KDE on top of Trisquel, plus a few apps.
Are you writing about selecting GTK+ themes, or selecting Oxygen colour
schemes, or selecting Qt themes (where the options are GTK+, Motif, Windows,
Oxygen, etc)? (Oh, and a screenshot of LxAppearance and your theme setting
would be
Hello, everybody,
I use Trisquel 6.0, with Firefox and Chatzilla.
I talk with some people that use mibbit on a closed cat (we're given the
passowrd). I have several questions :
- I can change my nicknanes. It means anyone can change it. It anyone can
take my nickname. What to do so that
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