That solution did not work.
However i found plenty of others here.
I commented out the sleep calls in /etc/init/failsafe.conf, and rebooted.
Boot time was about 17 seconds (normal).
glxinfo | grep OpenGL
OpenGL vendor string: VMware, Inc.
OpenGL renderer string: Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe (LLVM 0x300)
OpenGL version string: 2.1 Mesa 8.0.4
OpenGL shading language version string: 1.20
OpenGL extensions:
The videos are local.
The computer freezes sometimes when I use Totem and SMplayer. I haven't
tested other players though.
The software that I've installed recently, as far as I can remember, are i2p
and VirtualBox. I don't think they have anything to do with this problem.
I read /var/log/dpkg.log. I found this:
2013-12-01 13:47:41 status installed linux-generic 3.2.0.56.66+6.0trisquel2
I didn't find anything
What would be the benefit of installing LightDM anyway? I'm running KDE on my
machines and using kdm.
Clarendon looks like a very good font, it's really pleasent to read.
If someone owns the patent for Clarendon and sells it for $120 per license
(right here) I can hardly imagine, that he will free it for $30K.
Armworm, can you be completely sure the guy won't just take the money and
keep
via ADD/REMOVE applications: search for Privacy
Try this in a terminal:
amixer -c0 set Headphone unmute
#Careful, headphone volume will be at 100% after this command
amixer -c0 set Headphone 100%+
You could also try the command 'alsamixer' (without quotes).
(which is a graphical interface to amixer)
If you see 'MM' below any of the colored
If you want it based on Debian, Use Gnewsense or standard debian.
You are currently running the Mesa Software Renderer for 3D which makes
playing games with 3D (like Tux Racer, Open Arena, etc) very slow.
I can not comment on your desktop experience but for 3D you will most likely
not be able to play any 3D games on Trisquel. Pure software based renderer
В 12:45 +0100 на 30.12.2013 (пн), holger.be...@gmail.com написа:
You are currently running the Mesa Software Renderer for 3D
Also the vendor string (VMWare Inc.) suggests that this is a virtual
machine, which means that your video card is emulated in
software. Running in a virtual machine
You are currently running the Mesa Software Renderer for 3D
Also the vendor string (VMWare Inc.) suggests that this is a virtual
machine, which means that your video card is emulated in
software.
VMWare also employs developers of the software rasterizer,
В 13:16 +0100 на 30.12.2013 (пн), Michał Masłowski написа:
Running LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=t glxinfo | grep OpenGL should output
the same vendor string on real hardware.
Good to know. Thanks!
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The vendor string itself does not indicate that he is running a VM and his
video card is emulated but that lvmpipe (= the software OpenGL implementation
of Mesa) is running.
See here:
http://www.mesa3d.org/llvmpipe.html
I do not remember the exact details but AFAIK VMWare provided some code
In contrast to try to get all information by for example spying on submarine
cables, the TAO group, as far as I know,is designed to infiltrate special
targets of interest. I don't think it is feasable to manipulate all
electronics. But nonetheless I will try to avoid shipment from US and the
@spyfall: It might be useful if you post your system specs in order to nail
the your source of problem.
For lacking 3D support the issue is simple: All ATI/AMD based cards rely on
non-free ucode / BIOS files to enable 3D via radeon driver. This is not
supported by Trisquel.
Those using Gnome and/or any of the Ubuntu-based distros should learn about
zeitgeist, apport, scopes, lens, geoglue, whoopsie, and the uses of Gnome
Activity Journal. Surely, Trisquel has removed these? :-)
As Spinoza said, installing the missing “Privacy” app is a good first
step:
That's a new kernel and could be related. You could try the new Linux-libre
kernels from e.g. http://jxself.org/linux-libre/
uname -r will show you what kernel you're running now. Holding shift at boot
should show you the grub menu where you can select which kernel you want to
boot. I
I am not running Trisquel on a virtual machine.
uname -r
3.2.0-57-generic
lshw -short
H/W path Device Class Description
=
system Satellite L645 (PSK0NL-00H001)
/0 busBase Board Product Name
/0/0
В 17:01 +0100 на 30.12.2013 (пн), [nospam] написа:
I am not running Trisquel on a virtual machine.
Sorry, my mistake. The VMWare vendor string fooled me. As others have
pointed out, that string does not (necessary) mean an emulated card as
I expected.
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Seems to me that trisquel didn't correctly detect your graphics card or
screen resolution. If you see the trisquel boot menu, maybe you can try
different resolutions. I don't know if this bypasses X11 autodetection, but
it might be worth a shot.
If anyone knows a way to prevent x11
Your comment is blank again.
Eem.
I don't quite know, mate. For those people who are in the field and heard of
cryptocurrencies, those coins seems like either a threat or hope. Either way,
it's part of the revolution which will not be televized.
cryptocoins are here to stay, because it's an invention that can't be
You can find the comment in the mailing list archives, i.e.
http://listas.trisquel.info/pipermail/trisquel-users/2013-December/031451.html
What I would like more people to realize is that the bitcoin network and, by
extension, almost all cryptocurrencies can be easily compromised. Either
through blockchain spam, 51% attacks, or selfish miner exploits. (Details
about these can be found on peercoin's new website and forums)
I find vlc player most suitable for video playback.
Heres the .tar.gz archive
I forgot to tell you
I had the same experience,
the only difference was that my Toshiba laptop started to levitate in mid
air!, like a flying persian carpet
then my clone desktop PC, decided to dance La Macarena,
then my LG Smartphone was just laughing AT ALL THIS MESS!
I forgot to
Just complementing the previous answers:
'sudo halt' can be used to shutdown the computer (however, if it is a server,
you probably do not want to shutdown!);
Ctrl+C aborts the running command (see the manual of 'kill' to abort another
process, e.g., that runs in the background).
A command
@MagicBanana, actually, it's just ALT+Fx or ALT+(LorR)ArrowKey. CTRL is only
required when in Xorg.
For scientific-like presentations (i.e., clear ans structured rather than
fancy), Beamer LaTeX rules. If you already know LaTeX there is little more
to know. You can see a recent presentation I made and its source to
understand the syntax:
http://dcc.ufmg.br/~lcerf/tutorial.pdf
Enlightening talk. Not a dream. http://youtu.be/b0w36GAyZIA
Fonts ARE software. I think the question is. Are fonts programs?
Thanks for the link. Jacob Appelbaum is great and his passion for freedom and
true knowledge is really inspiring for me. Do you know which kind of computer
he is using?
How would i fined out if my wireless chipset is compatable before I install
trisquel 6.0?
I am presently running ubuntu 13.10 on my toshiba laptop, which I use mostly
as a desktop. I installed Trisquel on an older laptop just to get a look at
it and see how it ran. And it was an easy change and it's working great.
I know no one likes to associate Trisquel with ubuntu but after
If you have access to the machine, try in the LiveCD first.
Yes, Freedom DOES Matter. No disrepect to Richard but if he had consulted
someone about the name (GNU) we might have avoided this conversation
altogether. (Shrug)
Most of the big differences are philisophical. There are technical
differences but most of them relate to the philosophy or free software.
Ubuntu is not as strict about non-free software as Trisquel is. Ubuntu
provides a non-free (multiverse) repository and has no policy as far as I'm
OK, that's great. So anything that's NOT compatible will show up when I run
it on the live CD?
Oh, OK. Yes that makes sense.
Thanks for the response.
The USB thingie gives you the best control money can buy. It's as good as
Ethernet. Because you know what? When you want it off, it's off. No more
trouble if the soft keys are recognised by the system. No more trouble what
if the hardware button actually works. Do you want to save power?
I know it is a long shot in the dark, but any chance this is caused by a
graphics card mode settings by the kernel? Could you test a Trisquel
Live CD with more verbose output and nomodeset enabled?
It's a good shot in the dark. One side of the issue is the graphics card
which needed newer
Out of curiosity, where can one acquire a 1005PC as they seem out of
production.
Do you know for a fact that ldlc laptop can run Trisquel out of the box? How
about coreboot?
ISTR an FSFE newsletter lauding a French user enforcing their right to buy
a laptop without Microsoft Windows. So, please, whatever you do buy - don't
pay 'Windows Tax.'
I'm puzzled by the French so far. They have such forward initiatives, and yet
others are so backward.
Two years ago I
About two years ago I was thinking the same thing as you do. I discovered
that I need a larger bag to carry it. That the large surface of the cover can
bend in the middle as much as to see waves on the screen. That the power
needed to light up such a surface eats up the extra battery making
SirGrant said:
So for example lets say you have a browser on ubuntu. If you go to a
website
that uses flash video it may encourage the user to install the non-free
adobe
flash software.
That's not an example, this is something web pages do, not something Firefox
does. Abrowser doesn't
You should upgrade. But you probably already know that. The 3.5 lacks vidalia
tho.
Maybe he should have called it Stallmanix. Despite the accusations that
Stallman has an ego to feed, they seem to have no problem with Torvalds doing
it blatantly as long as they like the way the name sounds. :P
In all seriousness, I don't think that would have prevented the incident.
It's
I bought mine used, got a great deal and a device in good condition,
basically like new. There are different revisions of the eeepc laptop, I got
the 1005PE.
Nice. I do that for bikes and anything I can fix and change myslef. For high
tech I need refurbished. Even if it's only a cleanup and a new battery.
If it is not hardware, then it is software...
And fonts (for me) are not programs.
Great for spreading free software. Another thing is a gift membership to the
FSF, or other items from https://www.fsf.org/givingguide
(P.S., for GPL compliance purposes hopefully those DVDs came with source code
or, at least, an offer of source code valid for three years for those
software
Neither the name nor the penguin mascot were choices made by Linus. He wanted
to call the system Freax by combining free, freak, and the letter X - a
polite hat-tip to the system lineage. Just think, you could be begging to be
called gnu freaks today. Oh wait, we already are! :-)
Ari
That is right. Thank you for the correction.
It will simply not work on the Live CD. That said, a newer kernel may make it
work. You can tell us the output of 'lspci' (from the Live CD if you wish)
and we may inform you whether an update would be useful.
jxself,
Unfortunately, no. I am still new to the whole thing, but wouldn't that
have been part of the Trisquel ISO anyway?
GrimLok
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