I'm sure its on the site somewhere but can't find it. Whats different between
6 and 7?
Trisquel 7 has newer software that Trisquel 6, and will be supported longer
(Trisquel 6 is supported until 2017, Trisquel 7 until 2019). That's all.
Other noticeable differences are just an indirect result of using newer
versions of specific programs.
To be clear, it doesn't correspond with any Debian version. Ubuntu is based
on a version of Debian Sid (Unstable). But the software in Debian 7 is more
or less similar to the software in Trisquel 6, and the software in Debian 8
is more or less similar to the software in Trisquel 7.
Why would you want to do that? If you're just going to add back in the
proprietary software removed by Trisquel, you might as well use Ubuntu
itself.
I'd like to add non-free from ubuntu and maybe some other stuff. Has anyone
tried it?
What is poor about the CPU, and graphics card?
•Intel Core 2 Duo P8400, 2.26GHz, 3MB L2, 1066MHz FSB
•Graphics: Intel GMA 4500MHD
are not exactly the best Specifications
really old fashioned but for the type of games should serve.
and also does not exist anything in the market that is totally
On 2015-03-18 00:09, blade.vp2...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all
gitbull is ready
It work well
https://gitbull.org
gitbull run Kallithea,
Kallithea, its Free Software
source code management system that supports two leading version
control systems, Mercurial and Git, and has a web interface that is
easy
What don't people put their energies into existing systems such as savannah?
Doesn't it provide everything our community needs that Github, Gitlab,
Gitorious and now Gitbull provide? Or am I missing something?
AMD is not really any better than Intel in that department, and it's worse in
the sense that their integrated GPUs don't work properly with Linux-libre
(they require proprietary firmware blobs to function fully).
maybe your keyboard layout changes - try setting the keyboard input method in
language support within the settings menu from ibus to none
Hey there,
I just installed Trisquel 7 and was pretty pleased until I tried to get the
radeon driver to run.
The open source AMD driver needs firmware blobs. Who would have known...
Since there is no linux-firmware-nonfree package, there is no way to no run
the radeon driver. Also there
i recommend use the official page of development:
http://bleachbit.sourceforge.net/ it is the last version
bleachbit is used for clean innecesary files, a software piece useful for the
system
you can use the command bleachbit --help for eg to do a script and clean
more speed
regards
Can you please start https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gitbull ?
I doubt Gitbull is yet notable.
Thank you. I was not aware of that aspect of Savannah.
http://notabug.org
looks better.
its use mit
and gitbull use gpl
Savannah requires manual approval, that is a showstopper to most people.
Also, its interface is ugly and not responsive.
http://notabug.org looks better.
dontazeme - that doesn't make any sense..
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Hardened/Position_Independent_Code_internals
I've been using debian wheezy 7.8 for almost a week now - only the main repo.
It works great (xfce DE). They really need to get rid of the contrib and
non-free repos and stop suggesting install flash player in iceweasel. Other
then that, it is a completely free OS by default. And one can
A package is not *a* repository. It is *in* a repository. If you really want
to stick to KompoZer (despite my previous post), download
http://oldarchive.trisquel.info/trisquel/pool/main/k/kompozer/kompozer-data_0.8~b3.dfsg.1-0.1_all.deb
and
I didn't pick trisquel for that reason.
Still stumbling around. I added the following lines to my
/etc/apt/sources.list:
deb
http://oldarchive.trisquel.info/trisquel/pool/main/k/kompozer/kompozer-data_0.8~b3.dfsg.1-0.1_all.deb
kompozer main
deb
Followup:
The process of extracting data from those old floppies has settled into a
workable routine.
First, I start DeviceSideData's terminal interface, put a floppy disk into
the 5-1/4 inch drive, and capture an image of the disk into an appropriate
directory.
Then I create a mount
sudo do-release upgrade -c
sudo: do-release: command not found
Magic Banana suggested:
download
http://oldarchive.trisquel.info/trisquel/pool/main/k/kompozer/kompozer-data_0.8~b3.dfsg.1-0.1_all.deb
and
http://oldarchive.trisquel.info/trisquel/pool/main/k/kompozer/kompozer_0.8~b3.dfsg.1-0.1ubuntu1_i386.deb
and install them in the same order
Alas,
I encourage any conversation that suits better #trisquel at freenode.net
to take place there rather than in this mailing list. I find it more
disturbing that useful as it is to hard to follow up every conversation.
On 2015-03-18 06:07, a1716...@trbvm.com wrote:
Is there an AMD option? If intel is releasing Chips-Motherboards
without vpro-txt, are there any safe ones from AMD? You're really
saying the Snares comes without any botnet/backdoor technology (that
you know of)? AMT for example. What about
What about any of these (minus those mentioned)?
Does anyone know of a list of motherboards without this stuf?
Why are you interested in avoiding all of the items in list between “[”
and “]”?. Several of those things are unrelated to computer user rights
or their presence doesn't imply that
Trisquel 7 is based on Ubuntu 14.04 while Trisquel 6 is based on Ubuntu
12.04.
The biggest difference between the two that is noticeable, as with most
versions of most distros, is how new/old the packages in the repositories
are.
I probably sound a tad annoying by saying this but as I've said:
Open /etc/apt/sources.list.
Add a line reading deb http://oldarchive.trisquel.info/trisquel [Trisquel
version with Kompozer] main
apt-get update
Kompozer should be there.
linux-firmware-nonfree The clue is in the name :( And no, Trisuel will not
provide prorpietary software.
As for why the forums can't bhe searched, I guess that's just the way the
site is. You can search the entire site, but not the forums
do-release-upgrade? (Notice the 2nd -)
When I cannot find a package in the repositories that I want to install I go
to the Debian package search and look for that software as a debian package.
Here is KompoZer's: https://packages.debian.org/squeeze/kompozer
Once there I select a download that corresponds to my architecture. e.g.
Sorry but you would have to find that elsewhere, since we don't recommend nor
assist installation/use of non-free software.
Why? Please don't think that we just don't want to help you, we just think
that non-free software is harmful, therefore helping you installing non-free
software is
That's reasonable I guess, but I don't want to work with Fallback nor a laggy
Gnome shell.
Until there is a way to install it manually I guess I'll have to stick to
Arch or try Ubuntu Gnome.
Waiting for AMD to become blob-free isn't a thing I believe. :D
Hopefully a future release will fit
If you need video acceleration - not possible with ati crap.
If you need a native screen resolution and a fast DE environment - install
trisquel 6 mini or the full version adding xfce.
Hello,
I'd just like to announce Notabug here, which is a platform for hosting your
projects, like GitHub and GitLab. It runs on the MIT/Expat-licensed Gogs.
Home page: https://notabug.org
Explore: https://notabug.org/explore
Gogs: http://gogs.io
I'm very impressed with my X60 that I got for $20. I expected to replace my
T61 when Belenos came out, but the reality turned out to be that I want to
upgrade the RAM and figure out why I'm having trouble enabling hardware
virtualization.
My T21 ran forever and the only thing wrong with my
Apparently, I can't edit the first post.
So, here's a non-exhaustive of features:
- issue tracker,
- compact commit view,
- mirroring support,
- organizations…
Known limitations:
- no pull requests yet.
If I could use this distribution I would donate for sure, let me tell you.
And if my coding skills would be anywhere near good enough for driver reverse
engineering I would do it too.
And I mostly complained about the inability to read more about the
distribution- specific issues I had,
The forum IS searchable! When you use the search button, it searches the
entire website, including the forum.
And Trisquel does have a wiki- click Documentation at the top to be taken
there.
(...)it has already done a lot of harm for which you are a victim and also
(if you don't do anything about it) guilt of.
There is not enough water in africa, and i assume that you didn't do anything
about it.
Now, are you guilty of it?
Just because you don't contribute to changing a certain
why did you pick trisquel?
That's why I asked which ones were dangerous, search results don't bring back
much in terms of results for user violating technology, and backdoors.
I would still like information about AMD devices that come without these
features. Regardless of radeon GPUs.
what is the importance of having or not having free bios ?
Now that it can be flashed, the BIOS is no special software:
https://www.fsf.org/campaigns/free-bios.html
The user deserves the control on her BIOS like on any software she runs:
https://gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
or better
It's a great laptop, but it has non-free BIOS.
what is the importance of having or not having free bios ?
or better what the risks of privacy or freedom caused by non-free bios ?
because I am fan of games, 90% of the time I spend on the PC is playing.
I opted for the libreboot x200 because I got
I think I found a hosting service I'd like to use. :-)
On a side note, I downloaded all your minetest mods from Gitorious to save
them, but it turned out that you were aware of the shutdown. Better safe than
sorry, I guess?
Like JadedCtrl replied above, we have many of the things you thought we
didn't have.
I know about licensing issues - things are bad.
But I'm surely not the enemy.
Not the enemy. It's not about friend and foes. However, you know that there
are problems, and with that attitude of not even
The GNU Manifesto Turns Thirty:
http://www.newyorker.com/business/currency/the-gnu-manifesto-turns-thirty
You should blame the developers of Linux (especially Torvalds) for allowing
proprietary firmware blobs into the main distribution of Linux; if they
didn't do that, AMD would have at least a little pressure to provide either
the specs so someone can write a libre firmware program, or the
Alas, once on my 'puter, I was faced with two choices [only]: Extract or
Open.
That is because you did not installed GDebi before. Read again my previous
post.
Lol.
I warned you...
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/trusted-computing-extended-hard-drives,1839.html
UPDATE ICECAT NOW.
It works! :D
They suggest installing flash player? I'm using Debian jessie (8) and it
doesn't for me.
What?! Surely you jest!
x25 is an EXPERIMENTAL kernel module and not loaded on my Trisquel systems,
even though it is present in /lib/modules/...
is gzdoom free software?
you can get the source here
git clone git://github.com/coelckers/gzdoom.git
its under a few licenses can anyone find a non-free license?
how to compile:
http://zdoom.org/wiki/Compile_GZDoom_on_Linux
i can search the fourms:
https://trisquel.info/en/search/node/trisquel
Hopefully a future release will fit my needs some day. (Which includes a
Wiki and proper forum software) ;D
Contribute something to make it happen (work or money, not necessarily
donating directly, you can hire a developer to contribute on your behalf).
Otherwise, you will just add to the
Don't know about its online capabilities, but i agree on battle of wesnoth
being an excellent game.
there isn't free hardware, there is free software friendly hardware. That's
the best laptop you'll get running only free software, although there are
probably much newer free software friendly laptops running Coreboot. Besides
they're not that bad, I'm using an even older laptop :p
Thank you! That looks like a very nice resource! I haven't stumbled upon your
website before, but it names some games I also haven't found yet. I will
definitely check at least some of them out and probably report my findings
back here, unless someone does first :)
Success !
Magic Banana suggested (with appropriate local adjustment for my new Lenovo
T420 laptop):
download
http://oldarchive.trisquel.info/trisquel/pool/main/k/kompozer/kompozer-data_0.8~b3.dfsg.1-0.1_all.deb
and
Using a vanilla install of Celestia to create an image of Jupiter as seen
from Europa, it seems that the only textured planet is Earth.
I can't see another package in the repos for Celestia textures.
Looking for a Trisquel specific step by step howto guide, for installing some
common
I'm not sure how to help, sorry.
Just stopping by to say that LibrePlanet 2015 looks nice. :)
And there is - https://gnu.githost.io/explore, which is the home of GNU
social etc.(http://gnu.io) They are using GitLab CE version which is MIT.
The forum is searchable. When you use the search box, it searches the entire
website, including the forum.
And Trisquel does have a wiki- click Documentation at the top to be taken
there.
Guidelines? For the forum rules? We have those. For the distro? Trisquel goes
by the Free Software
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