Hmm you casually skipped the inconvenient part of my post... figures.
> I really want the lawyer.
I don't. I hope I will never need one.
> I also clicked on the "analytics" subdirectory because I found it
interesting that Google Analytics is part of Chromium.
I don't think it is not part of the browser (is it?). As the README says:
"The third_party directory
> However I don't see it as anything different from mail lists, i.e. I still
see all of the threads inside the particular forum/newsgroup I subscribe to.
One difference is that, in mail lists you get the whole mail (header and the
body) of each post, whereas in newsreader you get just the
So, technical support forum, that's new to me,..
never needed such a thing before, so, thanks!
Looking at system requirements for Trisquel, it simply states;
a computer built in 2005 and newer.
It was bought in 2007, but, I don know how long it had been in stock for
example..
First thing on
＞ If you were referring to me, by any chance
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Sorry, the package name is 'printer-driver-all', with no 's'.
> If you were referring to me
Quantum is probably referring to the individual who has made exactly two posts
in this forum, the first after joining with the express purpose of cheering on
heyjoe, and the second just now doing the same thing.
> As for heyjoe's messages, I did upvote a few of
Assuming that you are using Trisquel, try installing the metapackage
printer-drivers-al, either in a terminal with
sudo apt install printer-drivers-all
or by searching for it in Synaptic Package Manager.
Hopefully the required driver is in there and your printer will start working.
If not,
>I disagree and let anybody who cares (probably nobody) judge.
I care.
I also agree that heyjoe's posts are for the most part defeatist and
demotivating.
I'm not sure what threat model he is thinking about or what he wants to
achieve. This is what I distill from the hundreds of
heyjoe
if you keep replying the this none sense this thread will keep getting bigger
and bigger
please stay on topic we want useful info
ignore the ignorant
thanks
Since I started using mailing lists, I've found them to be far preferable to
forums, especially in Trisquel's case. I use procmail to filter incoming mail,
and each mailing list is sent to its own mailbox. That alone is enough to make
it more convenient than a forum. I can do everything in that
I am using Linux for the first time. Anybody help me to connect my printer to
It. I am in the printing business and I have a lot of work pending.
Lexmark Printer Support
> what a coincidence... heyjoe, you sure have a lot of fans here. maybe it
was this one guy who suddenly showed up in the other thread just to show his
loyality to you...who knows.
If you were referring to me, by any chance, I never downvote (seldom upvote)
anyone in any forum unless it is
Thank you, this will be good memory. Posting after understanding. Or this is
my jelousy. I should train myself instead criticizing other people...
Your hardware is fine. However, doubling the RAM would not cost much and
would make a real difference in the number of Web pages and applications you
could simultaneously open.
You can test Trisquel's live system before installing.
> openSUSE's forum have that too but I haven't explored into it (I still need
to learn about how to use NNTP):
It is no more difficult than using a POP3 mail reader.
All you need to do is;
Install a newsreader like Thunderbird[*] (it is a dual purpose software -
both mailreader and
> But can NNTP resolve the issue with mail lists sending all the threads
(including those one doesn't participate in)?
I am not aware of whether subscription resolution can be set down to threads.
So far I have always used it in resolution based on "groups" (e.g.
trisquel-users).
As you
Sounds like too much hassle to be honest. A classical simple system for auto
subscribing for email notifications for the thread one posts to is much
simpler.
BTW I have been part of some discussions (IIRC on Google's community groups)
in which it was possible to still post by sending an
> Mailing lists are a pain to me.
While a bit off-topic, I think this is an important issue to address.
AFAIK the best discussion platform is "newsgroups" (NNTP protocol) as a
newsreader only downloads the headers of each post, and downloads the message
body only when you request so (click
I'm glad. You don't how many experts of various worlds have been ignored me.
A few have courage. I have been thinking that it is born temperament. I
don't want to think so though... But eigher way, it needs a lot of effort and
particulary experience of tying to close death ( by Just
> - Talk in troll lounge
Troll lounge has 3 drawbacks for serious debates:
1) Expulsive naming;
2) Not mirrored to list archives; (I don't know whether there is a mailing
list for it in the first place)
3) Cream gets mixed up with the crop.
> - Ask someone to create separate general
I have absolutely no idea. I don't use these +/- buttons at all. It is a
silly function to me.
It is all OK. Don't worry and feel yourself at home please.
I don't think it is not part of the browser (is it?).
They are like embedded dependencies. "third_party" contains 3,726,248 lines
of codes, according to 'sloccount'. They are not included for nothing.
I agree too. So what shall we do?
- Talk in troll lounge
- Stop talking
- Ask someone to create separate general tech-talk forum
?
> 2) Not mirrored to list archives; (I don't know whether there is a mailing
list for it in the first place)
Mailing lists are a pain to me. It seems when I am subscribed I get all the
messages, even those from threads I am not taking part in. This is spammy. I
would rather prefer it like
> Although I guess there is a slight atmosphere of when one missed a shot of
jest... I believe that has deep meaning as his usual way... But what is
sewing? 誰か古株がツッコミ入れる所なんじゃないの？ or
was it my misreading?
Dear MSuzuqi San,
It was an innocent joke (jest, humor).
Sewing is when you mend a
openSUSE's forum have that too but I haven't explored into it (I still need
to learn about how to use NNTP):
https://forums.opensuse.org/faq.php?faq=novfor#faq_nntp
Perhaps that could be part of the request (if one is to be made). I am not
quite sure how this site is maintainted though. A
> A warning for those using the "Ubuntu toolchain PPA" would be good in
Trisquel 8's release notes, I guess.
I ran into similar issues as you describe for different PPA's
I think a warning for any PPA's should be given.
As for me, I read the risks beforehand, but I was too lazy to head the
I was just caring about "if this is miss shot...". Really. So I am not
offende, Perfectly. But I don't still understand well that. But I can
understand later probably. I hasten to send this. I did really care about it.
You do understand that atmosphere? やっぱ書かなきゃ良かったよ(
' ^ ' )
And now all of my and MBs posts got exactly one downvote, and all of heyjoes
replies got exactly one upvote...
what a coincidence... heyjoe, you sure have a lot of fans here. maybe it was
this one guy who suddenly showed up in the other thread just to show his
loyality to you...who knows.
> A classical simple system for auto subscribing for email notifications for
the thread one posts to is much simpler.
Being a protocol, it is not possible to embed custom / arbitrary logic into
NNTP. It is so with any protocol. Web based forums can include any number of
convenience logic,
I believe the main underlying reason of frictions is that trisquel-users is
rather a community support and advocacy sub-forum. Technical debates in such
a forum comes across as out of context, or inappropriate. The solution is
already proposed by mason (and I agree 100%) in this message:
Thanks for explaining the technicalities. But can NNTP resolve the issue with
mail lists sending all the threads (including those one doesn't participate
in)? If not - then it probably has value only as an optimized version of
lists rather than UX improvement.
I've been trying to follow the instructions by jxself to create a VM with
Trisquel 7. Wanted to try out the netinstall .iso. This failed however: "the
installer failed to download a file from the mirror. This may be a problem
with your network, or with the mirror."
It gave me the option to
If she realized what is it, she will escape from me. That is always their one
of main intentions.
Thanks. I already configured it in claws mail. However I don't see it as
anything different from mail lists, i.e. I still see all of the threads
inside the particular forum/newsgroup I subscribe to. Perhaps it won't be
quite different from what we already have here?
And actually why wouldn't you want to get the headers of threads you are not
participating in? Possibly because you draw analogy between newsgroup
messages and emails? If the "unwanted" messages were emails, then I would
have thought the same way. But they are just headers. Their existence
> sounds like the standard 'dd' approach doesn't work?
With the December ISO neither dd nor Startup Disk Creator worked for me. With
the previous ISO from last summer, SDC did not work but dd did. When I have a
chance to back up by files I'll try installing with the new ISO.
> If you know something I don't though, feel free. I haven't used chromium
too much... to be honest.
Then you should not assume what others say/recommend but test for yourself. I
have tested and I have found that out of the box both Chromium and
Firefox-based browsers contact third party
"persistent peepers" て何ですか? 意味分かりません。
There's nothing a recent version of mpv can't play. Best player bar none :)
> I actually wrote two scripts to help you
You are not helping me but the community. I am not a helpless person asking
for your help.
> In contrast, the only "advice" from you is "create your own network,
completely isolated from the Internet"
That is the only valid answer to the OP's
Perhaps because of the parts full of wonderful and polite communication of
useful information.
No, I am not. That "here" is something you tailored from different parts of
my post, again - extracting a detail and missing the whole and turning it
into something else.
Ok, enough. Stay on topic please. That is not helpful to anyone.
Unclear to who? Some lawyer? Seems pretty clear to me. Do you really want a
lawyer to tell you what software to use? Or a layman who fails to understand
legal terms?
I really want the lawyer. The layman may be somebody who believes he
understands everything after looking at one single
Lol.
The latest greatest February 16 ISO won't boot from USB. DVD boots but
there's a big wait until it lands on TTY Login.
This is what I get on my HP Probook.
Sure there is; doves and pigeons!
Although there's a chance nature might still loose your message
by actions of hawks and eagles.. although you could try to solve that by
sending an armed drone as it's escort..
I guess relativity indicates 100% is impossible..
There's just no (hu)man-made
I very much doubt the problem relates to a bug in the CPU. Just knowing the
kernel "panics", how can you tell?
Meanwhile he himself is actually discouraging any exploration into anything
different from the established pattern of "say free software and don't look
any further". (...) I am not the one who puts words in other people's mouth
You are. Here for instance.
> Identify what threats there are and which ones can and cannot be addressed,
how to address the ones that can and what is missing to address the ones that
can't. Stress the importance of doing what is possible while acknolwedging
current limitations.
This sums it up better than I or
> a perfect multilingual blonde...
I have a vague hunch that you might be referring to a lady/maid?
> some first-class skills...
Linux knowledge is not needed - you can teach her
Cooking is done by various eateries outside
Dishes and laundry are left to machines
Cleaning and ironing are
I could not get the 2-17-18 .iso to boot from USB or from DVD ... I am now
using an .iso from January from jenkins and it works fine. I should be able
to apt upgrade up to the new changes right?
Also, putting security and privacy aside, you might be interested on
helping with evaluating Chromium and other things based on it ([1]), we
are really short on human resources for that.
After the main evaluation is done, you can perhaps contribute to other
project teams in the FSD so that the
> you just did some tcpdumps, which provided some nice info,
That "just" is what nobody else did and it is not based on "helpful" articles
and recommendations.
> but you make it sound as if you revolutionized the whole webbrowser
market...
Where do you read any claims of that? Please
> heyjoe is the person who showed something practical in investigating and
improving security of web browsers.
you just did some tcpdumps, which provided some nice info, but you make it
sound as if you revolutionized the whole webbrowser market...
> heyjoe is the person who showed
That is a bug in the CPU. The only solution for this us using a different
CPU. The Vikings D16 and the Talos II do not have that problem.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo sh -c "echo 'deb https://dl.ring.cx/ring-nightly/ubuntu_16.04/ ring
main' > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ring-nightly-main.list"
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys
A295D773307D25A33AE72F2F64CD5FA175348F84
sudo apt-get update && sudo
I had the same problem with my libreboot machine so I had to burn a DVD.
Startup Disk Creator only works with BIOS/UEFI.
After installing Trisquel I installed GNU Ring.
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