in fact The problem is not from voteing system but from abuse of voteing
system
Quidam put this system to Protect the Community Guidelines.
BTW, Imagine someone Down vote Quidam texts
lol
OK, I checked manpage for fstab.
I think UUID instead of /dev/sda7 (first field) and mount point as second
field also makes sense. This is for the first time I am seeing this format.
Any way, thank you for a quick reply.
And this is all I needed. Now back on work!
the irony is so thick you could cut it with a knife. lol
xD okay Gnu/linux lol.
Yes i agree heh.
xD okay Gnu/linux lol.
Yes i agree heh.
Thank you. Can't I ask about ordinary mainboards, that are known to enable a
higher level of free software? Those listed are libreboot but apart from
that, nothing I want. There are a lot of parameters. Price, performance, free
software, libreboot, coreboot, eufi, intel, amd. I had this
I'm trying to work something out here.
I use Trisquel 7, but don't like the GNOME Flashback. It's slow, clunky, and
ugly on my system unless I disable everything (which fixes slow and clunky,
but not ugly). Linux Mint was my first foray into GNU/Linux, and I always
liked the Cinnamon
Do you have sa installed?
This is a high-end server motherboard from ASUS, using current-gen AMD CPUs
(fam15h). It was added to libreboot this week (in the git repository).
This is the first time libreboot has supported recent non-ARM hardware.
http://libreboot.org/docs/hcl/kgpe-d16.html
I don't care if its a "bug" I consider that a security benefit and I hope
they don't fix it.
Fantastic news :)
2x 16 core opteron 6386 se + 256 GB DDR3 memory :) seems fast :)
Arrgh, you see..
We're somewhat flaming over something completely different :)
can't we all just get along lol. Debian isn't bad, it isn't as good as
trisquel in some areas but lets not flame over it. ;)
codecademy.com is popular for beginners, not sure if the website is based on
free software though.
You can also just download some books from online. github has interactive
lessons for languages too.
This is how I do it
http://www.tecmint.com/kernel-compilation-in-debian-linux/
You would have to ask jxself how he puts that picture in there though i have
no clue. But if you compile the linux libre kernel from fsfla.org it won't
have it.
It uses non-free JavaScript for sure.
This is great news! This could be something for organizations like Wikimedia,
EFF, FSF, the Tor project and others. I wish you the best of luck in selling
this board so that you can afford remaining a full-time free-software
activist.
Thanks! In process.
Isn't it a concern that the graphical updater doesn't work?
Hello all, Zem the novice here.
Trisquel Mini is installed on my older Dell laptop and has been working fine.
Except I cannot seem to get the updater to run. I know there have been some
discussion about authentication issues in the recent past.
When I run the updater, it shows all the files
Debian is by default as libre as Trisquel.
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
cheers
When I clocked on the 'spam' icon in Evolution, I got this error message:
"Failed to spawn SpamAssassin (/usr/bin/sa-learn --spam --no-sync --local):
Failed to execute child process "/usr/bin/sa-learn" (No such file or
directory)"
Is there any way to fix this?
currently those are the only Desktop motherboard Libreboot supports
"There are a lot of parameters. Price, performance, free software, libreboot,
coreboot, eufi, intel, amd."
Price:
the Desktop motherboards i listed are quite expensive
(cost me about £100 second hand including postage from
It is, and it would be great if you could file a bug.
However, I experienced problems concerning graphical updaters in many
distributions.
The apt-get update routine is the safest one that always works, i guess.
yes i compiled it from source
its very easy just do
./configure
make
and install anything it tell you to if its missing
Okay. I did the sudo commands as you showed above.
However, I checked back with the 'Software Updater' and it still shows all
'Security Updates' as available. That is 'Trisquel Base', 'Other Updates'
as yet installed.
Should I run the sudo update and install commands again?
Thank you.
I don't want those unwanted services for me.
Butwhy does Dnsmasq bundle with Network-manager? (when I try to remove it
, network manager is also removed as a whole.)
I know there are dependencies but are these two packages really
interdependent, and why?
Sorry I was obsessive for my
I don't know much about the discrepancies between the Debian and Trisquel
communities (in terms of libre and privacy). So I just wonder why Trisquel
forked from Ubuntu which has poor and lowest trust from libre communities?
Cheers
I believe that dependency allows to share your Internet connection (typically
a laptop connected to Internet via ethernet and sharing the connection with
other laptops via Wifi).
- sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
Use, this also what I do daily in all of my distros. And never use those
graphical stuff :)
Just thought such duplicate tools could be remove from Trisquel from
shipping?
Since most of the users are geeks.
Trisquel's repository mainly contains free packages coming from Ubuntu's
repositories. After modifications if needed (e.g., to remove proprietary
software recommendations). Ubuntu's default system has no influence on
Trisquel (but inspiration maybe).
Thanks.
But I make this done by just setting iptables on my very clean Debian
;)
And I don't need to enable a local hostname that needs DNS service.
Icecat is available at Trisquel repository now?
Trisquel aims to help all users be free in their computing. Not only geeks.
However, geeks can choose the NetInstall and, on top of it, the set of
packages they wish.
It has always been in Trisquel 7's repository. And it is in Trisquel 6's too
(but I do not think it was present when Trisquel 6 was released).
How do I test to see if my fan is working properly?
Also how do I control the fan speeds?
I am using a dell inspiron n5050 laptop.
Thanks everybody!
We're 80% now.
There is a patch available that adds the image along with the appropriate
other changes:
http://www.fsfla.org/svn/fsfla/software/linux-libre/lemote/gnewsense/branches/3.1/100gnu+freedo.patch
It's just a .ppm file created with commands as described in the patch.
Apply it and you have a new
Hey,
I have a popcorn hour a-100. It's a media player that can, apparently,
connect through cable (rj45, or ethernet) to a network and play files that
are shared in that network.
I have connected the laptop to the player (directly, cable from laptop to
player) and installed samba and
If you look at their current behaviour only, then yes, maybe, and we could
add a number of other Big Data corporations to the list. But if you take the
history of these tech various corporations into account, some are poor allies
(eg Google), while others are enemies (eg Microsoft).
Oops: I forgot the mount point! It is indeed mandatory. You can use 'sudo
blkid' to find out the UUIDs of your partitions. But specifying the device
file is OK unless you are using several SCSI disks.
I can agree with the principle, but i think it's silly to have more lines in
the license than the script itself...
I will probably go with the do what the fuck you want license :P
"main" only contains free software as defined in the Debian Free Software
Guidelines. Disagreements with FSF's definition exist but are very rare,
e.g., software under the Artistic License 1.0.
That said, some programs in "main" recommend proprietary software. Iceweasel
for instance uses
> file. Linux-libre removes these references, but a side effect of this is
that it can't even load the firmware if it's available. Debian's Linux just
removes
> the firmware, leaving the messages (and the ability to put the firmware
there yourself) in place.
onpon4 my frend install non free
You must first create the partition from a live system (such as Trisquel's
live ISO) and format it (ext4 seems to be your filesystem of choice). GParted
(that uses GNU 'parted' and 'mkfs' behind the scene) can do that and is
present on Trisquel's live ISO. Remember the number of the
What's the diferences with Abrowser?
I entirely agree. I was not suggesting that Microsoft had based their "cloud"
on GNU/Linux because they decided to respect its users/victims' essential
freedoms. They made that choice because its users/victims' would not trust a
"cloud" running on Windows! Microsoft is holding them back from
I`m thinking for project like facebook but not for sharing pictures and
collect people info but to be people place for learning like "SmartBook"
place that evryone can work onine to develop and learn linux or any new os,
free hardware etc... cos we have many distros but very small number of
tx for the info greenman and jaded. I will pretend I understood the "syncs
cached writes to persistent storage" part.. :)
there is no need for ordinary users to learn anything at all about the kernel
:)
I waiting for the arrival at the repository for the new Icecat 38.3 almost
like the new Star Wars movie.
https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gnuzilla/38.3.0/
info coreutils 'sync invocation'
says
`sync' writes any data buffered in memory out to disk. This can include (but
is not limited to) modified superblocks, modified inodes, and delayed reads
and writes. This must be implemented by the kernel; The `sync' program does
nothing but exercise
Forgive me for entering in the middle of this talk, but I would like to
say that perhaps the answer is in the build logs.
I'm not giving a definitive answer like "Yes, it's non-free software",
or "No, it's indeed free software". Quite the unusual: I'm trying to
provide pointers to where the
Maybe yes maybe no.
I sure if we have some free place for sharing knowledge live online people
will start using it.
Also we can have paid consulting services and clases.
;) Copy pasta is usually fasta!
>>Have you contacted the authors (at the bottom of the Wiki page) and ask
them for a GPLv3+ license to use their texts? They will probably accept.
No. I think the exception clause is sufficient to use CC-BY SA 3.0. But if
you feels it is not sufficient, tell us. I will drop them a mail.
you can Download it and use it
Well, just an addendum:
First, I'm not recommending non-free software, but I'm just telling the
facts. That said, please read on.
Not being able to install non-free modules in the kernel is actually a
bug in Linux-libre[1].
And non-free can slip through the Trisquel's official repositories[2].
The actual disk is about 100 times than volatile memory such as RAM. That is
why disks have, in addition to the actual disk, an embedding volatile memory
(like RAM) called the buffer. In the case of a write, the data is first
quickly written in the buffer before being actually dumped in
I'll answer to the top-level comment since this applies to other
comments already present here.
Before you keep on reading: I do know that the GNU GPL and the free
software philosophy mustn't be considered the same thing. And for those
who are reading this, I'll explain why: The GNU GPL is just a
First, locate the encrypted filesystem you need to verify:
sudo blkid | grep mapper
/dev/mapper/050root: LABEL="***" UUID="***" TYPE="xfs"
/dev/mapper/luks-***: LABEL="***" UUID="***" TYPE="xfs"
sudo lsblk | grep dm
Then, make sure the filesystem is not mounted and depending on what that
Guys, I just found something called GNUSpeech:
https://www.gnu.org/software/gnuspeech/. "gnuspeech makes it easy to produce
high quality computer speech output, design new language databases, and
create controlled speech stimuli for psychophysical experiments. gnuspeechsa
is a
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