The current ratf is 1 to 1.18. 25 € = 29.50 $.
I've recently installed TRISQUEL 7 alongside with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and I'm
enjoying Trisquel so much, but after the first reboot Grub is asking for a
bootloader password only for Ubuntu, it looks like the disk has been
encrypted by I didn't do anything like that. Can you guys help me out
GNU GuixSD is source based system distribution.
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https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/hd-scania-systems-free-software-enterprising
Do you remember I have earlier announced the similar idea?
This binaries-free movement is also to stronger certify you are using free
software, executives i.e. runtimes are in the sources, manuals and docs are
in the
Ututo was our first GNU system but dormant at the very beginning and was
sources back-ended;
Parabola is our most cutting edged GNU system that is rolling, but binaries
back-ended;
Fedora, our RPM system that focuses in freedom, no apps or repo are nonfree
but the kernel is, installing RPM
25€ ($50 US?) is a lot just for UK Dvorak by default. I'll most likely
just reflash.
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When people send stuff to my home computer, I reject Word attachments by
quoting Tim Berners-Lee and requesting PDFs. At work, I always save
documents as OpenDocument Text.
Interestingly, ODT files are smaller, and it's easier to spot them in a
pile of Word documents because of the file type
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. They are very honest and
understandable.
> I'm a poor college student who is forced to use nonfree
> software by my work and college. I have a windows laptop that I use for these
>
> occasions.
Yeah, this makes sense, although I would not go as far as
Big hugs, ADFENO! You are so diligent. Thank you!
I was also confused when I started using GUIX. ADEFNO provided a very helpful
answer: https://trisquel.info/en/forum/guix-usage#comment-119341
...silly question. I installed guix and installed a package. however, I can't
figure out how to execute the package i installed... Kind of embarassing...
:/
Great post. So far Guix seems like exactly what I wanted. I love Trisquel and
use it as my main desktop but I hate the the packages are so outdated. Using
Guix helps me get around that without needing to deal with PPAs, rolling
releases and/or switching to Parabola/Arch which I was dreading
Good news. MiniFree and Leah E Pluribus Unum. Keep up the good work.
libreleah = money
I've been using Trisquel 8 for weeks. It's basically ready with just a few
things to wrap up. However, if you are unwilling to use it until the official
release and want to use a similarly accessible distro in the meantime, Ubuntu
would be a better temporary compromise than Mint.
Ubuntu
I'm curious why you use "Mint"?
I've been thinking around what GNU/Linux distribution should use instead of
GNU/Linux-libre because of firmware problem and I was found that "Fedora" is
the best choice. According to FSF:
https://www.gnu.org/distros/common-distros.html , Fedora
If you must use your own computer for college/work, you should complain,
explaining the free software philosophy, that using proprietary software is
against your values, and suggesting to achieve a similar work using free
software. At college, that will be easier: professors usually have a
It looks a nice product.
Although when reading the thread I have the impression of having a déjà vu
:D
I wish your future customers are satisfied with these news from Minifree.
Good luck : )
Hi everyone :)
Minifree has recently (re-)launched its Libreboot X200 product. This is a
completely libre laptop, which comes with 100% free software by default, from
the BIOS to the operating system. It comes with the free Libreboot[1] boot
firmware and Trisquel GNU+Linux by default.
I can't speak for anyone besides myself, but I'd like to share my thoughts.
Since internalizing Stallman's essays, I've experienced a lot of conflicting
feelings about what course one should take.
Please, don't let this project contribute to your anxiety! I think on some
level, we're all
The FCC Is Using Garbage Lobbyist Data To Defend Its Assault On Net
Neutrality
from the garbage-in,-garbage-out dept
By now it should be clear to most Techdirt readers that new FCC Boss Ajit Pai
envisions a future where there's little to no oversight of giant telecom
duo/monopolies like
The Worst Lies From Yesterday's Anti-Net Neutrality Speech
Libby Watson
4/27/17 5:48pmFiled to: Beltway Bullshit
https://gizmodo.com/the-worst-lies-from-yesterdays-anti-net-neutrality-spee-1794717829
Yesterday, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai announced his plan to repeal the 2015 Open
Internet Order,
Calmstorm
Bad news about net neutrality.
Ajit Pai just granted the wishes of his friends at AT, Comcast and Verizon:
The FCC voted along party lines 3–2 to gut the Net Neutrality protections.
The cable and phone companies can now slow down their competitors’ content
or block political
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