But, one thing I forgot to say, is that,
The situation in Europe is, nevertheless, not as bad as in the US - in terms
of /physical/ police state (with troops patrolling the streets, and FEMA
camps waiting to be populated).
The European concentration camps ending up being the cities and
And what's the difference? It's probably just a shell script deleting files
anyway.
The kernel doesn't suggest anything, the installer does.
Shame they don't make them like the 1000H anymore..
So easy, one big panel with two screws that got you straight to WiFi card,
harddisk and RAM. Even got a modded bios on it to enable AHCI for the SSD.
Just in general though, if you want a bit more snappiness, should look into
an Arch-based
You can look at this thread for details. It's from 2010 - I don't think much
has changed since then, but I may be wrong:
http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/gnu-linux-libre/2010-12/msg00022.html
The goals are different: one is based on Ubuntu, the other on Debian.
(The same was true before they both changed their upstreams.) This
leads to important differences like Trisquel having useful Ubuntu
changes, and gNewSense supporting Loongson systems with a CPU
architecture not supported by
You're right -- Adresm's edit fixes a lot of it I think
Cool presentations with HTML5, CSS and JavaScript:
http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js/
http://imakewebthings.com/deck.js/
http://bartaz.github.io/impress.js/
Yep, in that example you're adding your copyright notice and also upgrading
to v3 of the GPL, which was allowed since the original person published it as
v2-or-later.
ffmpeg2theora may be such a program. I imagine that it can decode MIDI files.
(And yes, it says Theora in the name but can also encode files that only
contain audio and produce Ogg Vorbis files.)
Thanks Andresm, I used your edits
I'm looking for server hardware. I'll probably choose from an old netbook at
home, or one of my friends' old desktop PCs, or buy something from a used
computer store.
What should I think about, when choosing hardware to run an email server?
Maybe I'll run other server applications later
Does processor speed matter much? If it does, in what situation would
I need a more powerful processor?
It doesn't if you don't have many users. Things like complex spam
filtering (that I don't do: postscreen, postgrey and an SPF policy
daemon are sufficient for my needs) or some Web
Oh, that's awesome!
What do you mean by white intersections of strokes?
Michal's post is blank on the forum again
A fellow member linked me to his post on a different page once before. How
do I find his post myself?
http://listas.trisquel.info/pipermail/trisquel-users/2013-December/030567.html
Found it via thread archives linked from
http://listas.trisquel.info/pipermail/trisquel-users/. I don't
understand what exact patterns cause it to be rendered blank.
pgpncIBMdL7KG.pgp
Description: PGP signature
The ł glyph (L with stroke) in Anton and ł and ę (e ogonek) in
Comic Relief are made from two separate outlines, the images on
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/list-free-fonts have white intersection
between the stroke and the base letter. FontForge and the browser
display it correctly.
For
as the final line of ~/.bashrc add:
unalias rm
then source ~/.bashrc to apply the change.
special thanks to mjmt and jxself in #trisquel for the solution
Thanks! This is useful.
Version 1.0 of the SteamOS was released recently and it is based off of
Debian 7.1 instead of Ubuntu as thought. Do you see this as a good thing that
hopefully improvements to audio and video drivers get pushed back into Debian
and then trickle down into Ubuntu and Trisquel? That is of
Thanks!
Ceveral years ago, I was using hotspot shield on my Apple computer.
http://www.hotspotshield.com
But being recommended by New York Time, CNN, Fox and all kind of medias owned
by bloody bastards doesn't create a great confidence to myself.
And I don't this this is a free software (I hope I don't
sorry guys but I do use steam on tris (anyways...)
..I do think this is a sane choice for valve, deb is save, deb is boring,
very good I say.
ohh and hello fellows!
@t3g
Your implying that Valve might be interested in contributing to free software
in some way.
Do you have a specific reason for thinking so?
Because if not, I highly doubt that they give a damn about everything related
to freedom.
They will put a lot of effort in improving the proprietary
this planet.debian.net post might be of interest:
http://richardhartmann.de/blog/posts/2013/12/14-SteamOS/
I agree, random patches to get the 'debain base' up to 'scratch' is not
freedom ideology, It might be opensource based but based on a nonfree
solution.
I just sumbled upon a very disturbing privacy issue in the gnome shell 3
version provided with Trisquel 6. Gnome 3 has instant messaging and voice
calls intergrated with the desktop. And I found (to my horror) that it auto
answers incoming voice/video calls!
The only way I have found to
how can i diagnose a problem that gives no error on cups?
the printer leds light but it prints nothing and at the end
system-config-printer says the job is completed
the system prints all documents remotely except though evince (or
adobe acrobat nor sumatra on windows)
the
I would hardly classify this as a critical bug...
Well, it auto answers and start broadcasting your video to whoever that calls
you. I thought it's a critical issue.
to replicate the bug:
1) Install gnome shell on !trisquel 6.
2) Add your xmpp/jabber/google account to the default IM client (empathy).
This starts operating in the background. Your status can be set from the
desktop.
3) Log out from the desktop and log in. Your online status is now shown
I think that it's too easy to accidentally remove the wrong file without the
confirm prompt.
ssdclickofdeath I take it Trisquel dev(s) agrees with you. I found it SUPER
annoying.
The Steam programs included in SteamOS are nonfree of course, but if
improvements to the Debian code are for the nonfree bits to appease vendors,
then it really sucks.
If Valve releases improvements upstream to the free software bits, then that
would be amazing and benefit everyone.
In
On 15/12/13 12:59, anandawardhana wrote:
Well, it auto answers and start broadcasting your video to whoever
that calls you. I thought it's a critical issue.
I completely agree. If you can, I would recommend sending a bug report
upstream (to GNOME), as a bug report here will most likely go
On 15/12/13 00:22, dudeski wrote:
The kernel doesn't suggest anything, the installer does.
The kernel does tell the user on bootup if a firmware blob is missing
and lists the file (which can presumably be used to find the blob).
Andrew.
Is there any other way to fix this? I'd rather keep nautilus
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