Why use Transmission instead of qBittorrent? The later makes much more sense
to me. I can use any of those but I rather qBittorrent. I Find it more
complete and somewhat of and better option, with considerable more
customization power. Again I can do with both, just suggesting that it might
What are the biggest changes so far?
For your microphone / sound system issue, you may want to take a look at:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/175930/change-default-port-for-pulseaudio-line-out-not-headphones
Nah, I think people just are tired of waiting and until then some people are
staying away.
Try thinkpenguin. That is your best bet.
Didn't find anything there. I may end up buying one from a store with an easy
return policy.
Thanks a lot, I'll try that out.
The next step is then to understand how to change the keyboard layout inside
the GRUB part that is in the MBR...
Right now the keyboard layout changes after the password is entered.
Denis.
About GM45 Thinkpads (X200, R400, T400, T500):
- thinkwiki.org has their specifications. You can use the specifications to
find out which CPU is the fastest one. Note that not all models have
removable CPUs, some models have soldered CPUs.
- Replacing the CPU requires a compatible CPU, but
No I don't miss the point of your comment: I've a different opinion, that's
all. You trust in human's strenght better than me ehehe. For Debian it's not
a problem: isn't a free distro, (and I spent long time on debian, you know).
Anyway every distro that makes this procedure so easy make a
I have no idea. You might have luck checking on h-node.
Bump... still look for suggestions. Looking to move away from the cost and
waste of inkjet printing.
Bad planning led to this: I can fit 2 fans+heatsinks (over the 2 CPUs), but
those who fit are super noisy (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKWhB15Pm4E).
Some quiter fans+heatsinks exist, but one barely fits, and if I want to fit 2
of these, I can only put a fan on each side (one blowing air
OK, so now openmailbox.org is working again, but Jabber isn't :(
According to the libreboot page, this config doesn't have the issue (no idea
where to configure this):
https://review.coreboot.org/cgit/board-status.git/tree/asus/kfsn4-dre/4.0-10101-g039edeb/2015-06-27T03:59:16Z/config.txt?id=055f5df4e000a97453dfad6c91c2d06ea22b8545
If you pay attention, the answer was already written above.
It's about Jitsi Meet installed on my computer (not relying on Jitsi's
servers). Plain Jitsi works, although the setup is annoying.
The cool thing about a self-hosted Jitsi Meet is that it's very easy to set
up a video talk.I'm
Jitsi at work is manageable, but my connection was horrible, so as I could
see the shared screen, I couldn't interact with it this time. Still worth it.
You both clearly missed the point of my comment. Installing any proprietary
software in Trisquel is as easy. If one wants to install garbage one will do
so eventually. That does not make it 'very very easy to lose your freedom' if
you care about your freedom in the first place. Adding the
Well, sure, one would need to be extremely stupid or a plain lunatic to trust
sourceless binaries. I have used it as an example for a long time now for I
like it as I think it illustrates properly the situation of proprietary
software (in)security: trusting any piece of proprietary software
I'm currently trying to run away from those the most I can.
I think I might give it a go. Will post the results if I succeed.
I'd rather call it 'incomplete' than 'unstable'.
I had the same problem but for me it is solved and working again
I think I've seen this happen before, but that it was resolved after a while.
I totally agree with "Allanitomwhes": it's really simple to do this, I know
many people that do this procedure without any problems, (and are beginners
in Gnu/Linux).
P.S. = in questo abbiamo due visioni diverse SuperTramp ehehhe ma va bene
così ;)
also XMPP
Thhere's also Guix, it has lots of R-related package recipes, and as far
as I know, it's easier to upgrade, easier to test these upgrades, easier
to revert to previous version (provided you do have the older
"generation" that had such old version), and also easier to contribute
back (either by
You can turn on non-free in synaptic and Debian documents how on their
wiki/website. Literally following a few official steps "to fix your wifi". Of
course if you don't have the admin password it's not as easy but most people
do since they installed debian for themselves.
He doesn't have to install parabola, just test his wifi using a live USB
Thanks for telling me that.
I apologize for my ignorance.
I know a lot less about programming than you.
Hence my suggestion that intel me in the later generations could have some
miracle happen where someone reverse
engineers it to remove it completely on another thread.
I have installed
Okay, My bad. I misread you.
"But the software and the licenses are basically the same."
That was my point.
Libre software is so much better though.
Security and privacy wise. That is why I choose free software over crappy
proprietary software and even open source software.
Yes you have a good point, I guess I was saying when it was under google's
control you could use it through free software more safely and securely, but
I was mostly wrong, to think that.
I say mostly, because microsoft probably is/and has made such a product ten
times worse.
Given
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