I'm running Trisquel 8. I added the "Greek Greek (polytonic)" keyboard
layout, by going to "Keyboard Preferences" > "Layouts" > "Add".
My issue is that I cannot access all the possible diacritics. For example,
the ] key in an English (UK) keyboard has the following description in the
Greek
Lots of game controllers will work. In fact most controllers that work on
Windows work with the Linux joystick driver. This is the one thing to look
out for: controllers that use the DirectInput protocol (an old proprietary
protocol for DirectX) only work on Windows. These controllers are
Look at git send-email
Is there any gaming console type controller one can use on Trisquel instead
of the mouse?
No, Palemoon source code is free software, binary forms provide by Moonchild
Productions are not free software --> http://www.palemoon.org/redist.shtml
PD: Also you need to change name and logo if you don't want to ask
permission. For example New Moon from ROSA Linux.
Allright! Thanks for this, I'll look into it :)
Ok, I went to this page:
https://packages.debian.org/stretch/amd64/libbiblesync1.1/download
After downloading and installing the file Xiphos installs and works just
fine-thanks! :)
Sounds like too much work for a non-standard browser with a dearth of
support options.
Enjoy!
It's a dead key, right? So just press that key like normal, and then
the letter it's supposed to modify. Pressing the dead key will not
print anything to the screen.
For example, on the UK QWERTY layout with dead keys, you press the `
key and nothing shows up, but when you press e directly
onpon4 is right. My ex was a hardcore Windows/Nintendo gamer, and
nearly all of the random controllers he bought at Game Stop worked just
fine on my little freetop. They worked even when I did not cave and
install Steam for him.
"Surely the Greek layout is similar."
It works as you say for some keys, but not for others. Plus, all the possible
combinations of diacritics do not seem to be available, as they are in macOS
by default.
"Because of this, I use IBus directly, and have the IBus input switcher
in my panel."
Since you have to change the name in order to distribute it as free software,
whatever the OP installed, if it was called "Palemoon," was probably non-free.
You're right that one could install a free fork like New Moon or build it
themselves and change the name/logo.
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I love Trisquel 8's Mate desktop because it gives me the option of using a
Gnome 2 format. When I first started using GNU/Linux in 2015, my first
distro was Zorin 9 which had that format as one of it's options-I've been
hooked ever since!
Here is the best type of controller adapter for gnu/linux systems including
debian, trisquel and hyperbola.
https://www.raphnet-tech.com/
There are a fair amount of products on this website that work out of the box
without any issues. I have some experience with one of the n64 adapters.
> E: The repository 'http://mirrors.serverhost.ro/trisquel/packages
> flidas-security Release' does not have a Release file.
Yeah, that mirror has been down for a while. See:[1][2]
Edit /etc/apt/sources.list (with sudo) and change the url to a different
mirror.[3] I'm using
I had thought as much...
That thread was given about as much respect as this one:
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/5644
when trying to $ sudo apt update I get this:
Ign:1 http://mirrors.serverhost.ro/trisquel/packages flidas InRelease
Ign:2 http://mirrors.serverhost.ro/trisquel/packages flidas-security
InRelease
Ign:3 http://mirrors.serverhost.ro/trisquel/packages flidas-updates InRelease
Err:4
hi jules o/
I sold out for LXDE, been using it exclusively for half a year now.. LXDE is
love :)
Since Trisquel is based on Ubuntu, the workarounds found on "askubuntu"
should work.
It seems that whether MATE is lighter than Xfce depends on the window
manager.
According to my experience, the minimalist MATE in Debian is very
lightweight. It also gives the best battery life. But if Compiz window
manager is used (as in Ubuntu MATE or Fedora MATE spin), the entire
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