If you need powerful computer, you can get Gigabyte ES2L and put Xeon 5460
into it, and some modern Kepler GPU.
"prefs.js" is a file in the subfolder of ~/.mozilla/abrowser (that is a
folder "abrowser" in the hidden folder ".mozilla" in your home folder) that
relates to your profile. There usually is the sole default profile, with a
randomly generated prefix.
To only import/export bookmarks, display
I use GNU social. I am taknamay at quitter dot se. I also use Diaspora* very
occasionally, but I prefer GNU social because it has non-web clients.
I was looking at that about a year ago, would love to afford it.
Something I noticed about kmag, I had it running and tried to open Synaptic,
but it wouldn't load till I restarted and ran it without kmag running.
Considering my computer's low disk space and RAM, that's why.
I'd like to tweak it like arielenter says, but I need more guidance on it
first.
Oh how I miss that, but my machine's memory isn't as much as I thought, as
you may know, you were in my thread about removing Trisquel, you explained
something technical to me there, which I really appreciate.
When I convert my mac, I will be able to use GNOME Shell on it :)
https://diasporabr.com.br/posts/1632174
does this affect icecat?
Misty here's a Trisquel 7 Gnome shell :)
I've already tried all this (minus the "touch"), but for good measure, I
tried both again.
I've also removed those locking .Xauthority-* files that appeared again.
But When I reboot, or when I just go startx from tty2,
I still get xinit: connection to X server lost.
> You only need to copy your prefs.js to keep your modifications when you
migrate to another FF browser, there is no need to manually change everything
in about:config every time.
I'm not sure how to do that, though I have an idea. I guess I should get Tor
first, I'd also want to delete
I really like GNOME Shell, I'll use it when I convert my Mac.
It's great to see another person from Diaspora, it's a wonderful place. I
learned a lot about the FSF from there. :D
If you have the money OR if you are spiderman and can flash one ->
https://minifree.org/product/libreboot-t400/
Just remove that file:
$ rm ~/.Xauthority
It looks like your user is not the sole owner of .Xauthority.
Are you sure you did it right? just in case ->
cd /home/user
mv .Xauthority .Xauthority.old
touch .Xauthority
chown user:user .Xauthority
If you can find an X60, you can put Libreboot on it.
You can try a Samsung np-nc10, wich has a BIOS, but the management engine
there poses zero threat. I've posed about it somewhere on the forum, if
you're interested.
Of course, there's also the EOMA68 card.
Then you have options that
After launching startx, I have this:
xauth: timeout in locking authority file /home/user/.Xauthority
the the screen gets blank, like it's turned off.
But it's not, since when I manually turn the laptop off, the screen shows up
again with a message about me shutting the PC.
I tried :
- chmod
I'm thinking about getting an old think pad that I can put libreboot on. I am
using a optiplex 755 with a non free bios now. It has to have a CPU without
management engine. I want to be as private and free as possible. What do you
guys recommend?
"Playing nice with Alsa" made mpv play through jack without any
configuration.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/JACK_Audio_Connection_Kit
Personally, unless I really need a program that can't live without
Pulseaudio, I won't use it ever again any time soon.
Well, until further specific
Did you use the "Set to Default" button to do so?
GNOME Shell uses 3D acceleration if available, software rendering otherwise:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/Gnome_shell_software_rendering
GNOME Fall back certainly is lighter. That said, my wife uses GNOME Shell on
her laptop with 2 GB of RAM and does not seem to ever swap.
Two
Zzz..
To be honest, it would be nice to have a statement from Ruben to clarify what
is going on and to get his take on the whole thing. What did he do? Did he
harass this employee or not? This is going to keep happening until Ruben
brings some closure to the matter. He thinks that staying quiet is
glad it work, hack! hope they fix pulseaudio on the next Debian Stable. but
yeah purging it is a convenient solution for now.
Hey thanks SuperTramp83, I too just removed Pulseaudio, and the sound works
like a charm.
Now sure, I need to load and start qjackctl automatically since I use it
(should be easy enough in i3), or at least route everything alsa (native
soundcard) to my external soundcard (maybe doable in
https://askubuntu.com/questions/191527/disable-auto-opening-nautilus-window-after-auto-mount
I like diaspora more for the variety of content, I rarely go on gnusocial
too, mine is gargamel...@quitter.se
It wasn't - on mine, autorun-x-content-start-app was just blank [], so I set
it the same as yours but it hasn't changed anything.
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