cmus (music player)
Calcurse (calendar/organizer)
Newsbeuter (rss feed reader)
Alpine
Lynx
Nano
Apt
wicd
gaf...@gmx.com, Sáb 30 Abr 2016 23:44:57 CEST:
I have tested Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu Mate 16.04, Ubuntu XFCE 16.04,
Linux Mint MATE 17.3 and all boot but I dont get Trisquel 7
Netinstall to boot from the USB stick. When I choose USB in
Libreboot it stands there for a couple of mins and then
This interviewer was good.
Bomb-interviews don't work well with Stallman. You have to let him speak. If
necessary, do some editing afterwards -- but do let him speak. A live
interview with Stallman doesn't work either. I would go as far as eliminate
the role of the interviewer totally.
I mostly use graphical programs, and when I do use a command-line program,
it's usually only because there's not a graphical equivalent. The one
exception is Nano, my preferred command-line text editor; I prefer to use
Nano for entering commit messages.
apt-get install
youtube-dl
wget
dd
nano
Is the BIOS time OK? There is a battery on the mother board: it can die.
Do you use "Network Time" in "Date & Time" (in the "System Settings")?
The basic GNU text-processing commands (I work with large logs): less, head,
tail, cat, tr, wc, cut, paste, comm, join, sort, uniq, grep.
And GNU AWK simply is wonderful when the work cannot be simply done by piping
some of the commands above.
okay but what about my calendar/ dmar2 error?
every time i click on calendar it locks the screen and when i unlock it time
is fixed but...
its odd.
any thoughts?
I've been intending to try ratpoison this weekend. One concern I had was
regarding the browser. Of course I could use lynx, but a browser is one of
the most important GUI programs I use. I might as well not even run X
Windows!
So now that you mention Conkeror, I am excited to try it all
I do not use the command line, rather, I use Ratpoison. It is a tiling window
manager that does as little with X as is possible. It has specific
key-bindings designed not to conflict with Emacs. This basically feels like
running the X Window System from the command line rather than the
To be fair, Xubuntu is also not very good in terms of consuming RAM by
default. The live CD has lots of GNOME dependencies and applications, meaning
it is just a bit bloated. If you want to see Xfce really shine (if memory is
an issue as your post seems to suggest), try the Debian Xfce Live
Following on this thread:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/whats-your-favorite-not-so-famous-application-trisquel
I thought it would be interesting to hear specifically about what CLI
programs people like.
editor: emacs
terminal: gnome-terminal
text-browser: lynx
email: alpine, mutt
It was badly written by me but the Caja look is bad.
It's hard for me what it is people see in Ubuntu MATE 16.04 that is so much
matter then Xubuntu 16.04. It also use 100MB more ram in clean install. But I
understand that MATE is in general a better alternative. It's a good
compromise
> with the simple and clean look of Ubuntu XFCE
That is a good idea. But it begs the question, why not just use Xfce and have
the Trisquel icon theme?
> File Manager in MATE is a joke
I would say it is not a "joke", just poorly designed in some respects. Thunar
from Xfce is pretty much the
I have tested Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu Mate 16.04, Ubuntu XFCE 16.04, Linux Mint
MATE 17.3 and all boot but I dont get Trisquel 7 Netinstall to boot from the
USB stick. When I choose USB in Libreboot it stands there for a couple of
mins and then comes back to Libreboot menu.
USB flash method I
Trisquel 8 MATE with the simple and clean look of Ubuntu XFCE edition
including Whisker Menu = EXTREME LOVE
File Manager in MATE is a joke. All the buttons at the top and no address bar
by default. Confusing clutter of crap.
XFCE has this 5 year old bug with screen goes black when watching
> Is there a better wifi card that would connect my x200 to the internet?
Yes, I would recommend the ar5bhb92/ar9280.
Here's the results I got when I experimented with different Atheros wifi
cards:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/what-wifi-speeds-can-i-expect#comment-79119
Viejito, I am terribly sorry for that and will make sure it'll never happen
again. X_X
SuperTramp83
You are taking my trolling moment of glory away with your statement.
Thanks for info!
So my Italian leader shoes are machine made by robots.
The USD conversion sums too 9172.80 EUR. per year,in my opinion, what
Europeans appreciate the most is their universal health care.
The entitlement of UN-employment benefits In the USA varies from state,.
Varies in amount per month, and it limited in duration. still we pay taxes on
it.
thx loldier
very informative
First of all, this is optional. When I refer to provide me the .deb packege
is for the program you want me to update, so I upload it to the repo
I use ffmpeg to convert audio from mp3 to ogg. It works perfect.
Here is OggConvert's website: http://oggconvert.tristanb.net
Call that mature if you wish...
map dmar2 error shows up when i boot the os on my libreboot laptop. and most
recently, a time error lol it said it was 1969 on my laptop just when i
booted it up...
You only need to keep the latest kernel and, for safety, a previous that
works well for sure (because you have used it for weeks, with all your
hardware). Other versions can be removed from the package manager.
Hi,
Does anyone know if the net install is accessible with speech. Just
wondered.
Matthew
On 4/30/2016 3:12 AM, enduz...@riseup.net wrote:
Yes, of course. Use a CD-R instead. It's reusable and works around
most USB caveats. I don't remember a CD/DVD ever failing if the ISO is
checked
The coincidence! Saw it yesterday :)
RMS interviewed -- Singularity 1 Episode 193 Freedom is Worth the
Inconvenience (1st April 2016).
https://www.singularityweblog.com/richard-stallman-singularity-free-software/
Ogg audio.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/Nikola-Files/Richard-Stallman.ogg
I meant 'Richard Stallman' ;)
http://www.acm.org/awards/2015-technical-awards :
To Richard Stallman, founder and President of the Free Software Foundation,
the 2015 ACM Software System Award for development and leadership of GCC (GNU
Compiler Collection), which has enabled extensive software and hardware
innovation,
Yes, of course. Use a CD-R instead. It's reusable and works around most USB
caveats. I don't remember a CD/DVD ever failing if the ISO is checked against
hash sums. Unfortunately, these days a built-in optical drive is a rarity. An
external drive is bulkier than a USB key.
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