As mentioned earlier, flatpak is just a way for installing programs. It would
be good if you were to say what the actual name of the voip software you
wanted is. Surely it has a name... :)
sudo apt-get install flatpak
You really like Debian my friend :)
Your wallpaper is beautiful.
Is not necessarily about preload or swappiness, those are just the things I
do :)
Thank you very much for your interest on knowing more about the
free/libre software movement.
To answer some of the questions we can split things into two sides:
practical and ideological. "Practical" means what you can see in
practice, and usually what you receive. "Ideological" is related to
Hmm, I was distracted and I think I missed the point, I thought it was more
about system customization, not about 'preload' and so on.
I like my Debian as it is by default as far as RAM, cache, swap (it never
gets used, always at 0).. The developers seem to do a pretty nice work out of
it.
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:alexlarsson/flatpak
[sudo] password for *:
Linux application sandboxing and distribution framework (formerly xdg-app)
Meer info: https://launchpad.net/~alexlarsson/+archive/ubuntu/flatpak
Druk op [ENTER] om door te gaan of op ctrl-c om het toevoegen ervan te
>'we give you the bare system with no bloat or customization and you make it
as you better like it' :)
I didn't know Debian was using Parabola as it's base :') :D
That's weird. What did you do and what's the output?
Did you read your terminal when installing?
If I can let the Softphone project manage the VOIP phone connection, then I
can take the step to use a libre cmc router, and ditch the physical phone.
Not everybody can be a professional programmer/hacker. Don't worry, I'm from
the Netherlands :-)
>ppa
:'(
>What system configurations do you change?
I run Debian Xfce, which by itself, meaning by default, is very frugal and
looking like crap and the amount of 'things' I need to change is very long
indeed. Let's say it used to take an hour when I first started with debianino
but now it would
This is very kind and I really appreciate it.
I will email you what you have asked me for tonight.
Thank you.
Cheers
I deleted the mail itself by finding it via
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Thunderbird#Linux_and_Unix
although after reading Magic Bannana's comment and taking a look at my log
folder I believe that the repeating firmware error was the real cause of my
shrinking disk space.
I didn't realize all of those messages were being logged, but it explains why
as we worked on this my remaining disc space shrank from a few hundred MB to
0. I'll try your other suggestions as well. Thanks!
Thank you. Tried again to install the PPA
(https://launchpad.net/~alexlarsson/+archive/ubuntu/flatpak), after that if I
run the command flatpak it says command not found. I don't know if it's me or
the PPA, but since it's built for Ubuntu, I can't complain.
I figured it out, Davide!
Mr. Banana and I are in complete agreement that the next thing you need to do
is see what happens when you disable your wifi.
I was just too tired and stressed out to understand what he was saying.
Editing the configuration files which I posted upthread is how I
Flatpak is just a way to install software, the softphone application or any
other software you might want to install via flatpak won't be there.
You gotta install flatpak with the PPA and then download the software you
want and install it with Flatpak.
However, I don't know which package
As a special courtesy: yes.
I'm feeling generous today. Email me your original order details, and confirm
your current shipping details. I'll ship you a T400, and then you can return
your X200 at your leisure.
Hi all,
I'm new here. Running Trisquel 7. Want to run Softphone (program to manage
VOIP phone through internet). It requires an app inside Flatpak. Flatpak
isn't in the Trisquel repo. I found a PPA for Flatpak, but it didn't contain
the Softphone app.
Flatpak is supported in the Debian
Hi Leah
do you mean what you wrote stands for me too?
That would be nice (expecially swapping my x200 with a T400 at no extra cost)
but I my warranty is not valid any longer.
Thanks anyway
Cheers
Great :)
Hi, I've tried to learn as much as I can to make my experience with GNU/Linux
the best. So there are a few things I change in my system to make it go
faster.
For example I always change swappiness to 1 in SSD and to 10 in HDD.
Swappiness value controls the Linux kernel’s tendency to swap –
The kernel messages look more "low-level" to me. But, again, it is very
probable that I am wrong! Over the years, I have been wrong multiple times
in this forum. I would first try deactivating the Wifi, as I wrote in the
message above.
This is really good advice.
I hope you learned and enjoyed fixing your computer.
As you can see the main way to solve a problem is generally looking at the
error and looking for it in the internet.
Sometimes the error has multiple lines and only one of them is the answer.
If you ever have
Excellent. If you have any questions about Libreboot, you can ask on
#libreboot IRC in freenode
Pardon me, but so many of my heroes are toppling from their pedestals and you
are one of them, Mr. Banana.
It looks a different card than my older model thinkpads, but in the back of
my mind I keep having this niggling suspicion that I might not have been
completely off base upthread.
If
Hi Thomas,
See: https://trisquel.info/en/forum/libreboot-t400-review-0#comment-118195
This issue no longer exists with Minifree laptops.
~Leah
Hi,
See my reply at
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/libreboot-t400-review-0#comment-118195
Hi J.B. Nicholson-Owens,
My parents smoke, and Minifree used to operate from my parents house. I moved
out in April 2016 and since then, Minifree has operated from a smoke-free
home :)
If someone who works for me is a smoker, I make them go outside into my back
garden when they want to
It is very probable that my hypothesis ("*maybe* the hardware is defective")
is wrong. Do you have another hypothesis? Or do you disagree that the
problem "*apparently* is with the Wifi"? That is easy to test:
Disconnect the Wifi (with the related Fn key on the keyboard or physically,
It works and I have Libreboot installed.
Davide, I am just going to state that I respectfully agree to disagree with
Mr. Banana, with the caveat that since you do not know the culture of the
board you have no way of knowing that I can't believe I'm actually saying
this
This worked! I had to use 'sudo apt-get purge thunderbird*' to get clear up
some disk space because running 'update-initramfs -u' gave me 'cp:fails to
extend ...: No space left on the device' but after that I was able to restart
and rerun that command, and after one more restart I can log in
Did you try with the other machine, the one that did work to open the disk
and change file permissions??
That is exactly the direction.
Change directory to /etc/modprobe.d/
To do this in the terminal as root type this
cd /etc/modprobe.d/
cd stands for Change Directory.
After that you can create the file
nano iwl3945.conf
This will open the nano editor you should be able to type what you
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