https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/flidas-release-issues
Well, I guess that makes it sound a bit too simple.
However I'm also interested to know what's the major "blocking bug" that is
keeping trisquel 8 from being released.
Anybody got some info on this?
Use the Android version of MuPDF. It is available on F-Droid.
I have just found something interesting. As a default setting in Tor there
is:
network.allow-experiments;true
For which ghacks says:
// 0341: disable Mozilla permission to silently opt you into tests
user_pref("network.allow-experiments", false);
And the so called documentation:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/About:config_entries
doesn't even mention settings about experiments, telemetry and datareporting.
> But may I ask, what't the alternative? Use Tor Browser exclusively? Lynx,
Mosaic? Wget? Curl?
Encrypted smoke signals.
>so that people stop using their products
Nobody cares, unfortunately, amigo Joe el Guitarra
>They will keep doing worse things and become stronger and more arrogant in
that.
Sure, the fact that nobody cares means their gooble's greens are not
threatened. People will continue using it no
Mozilla:
- deliberately created telemetry
- enabled it by default
- created "features" imprisoning the user in their network
- made privacy an impossible task
- disrespect the effort put in the bug reports
- obviously don't care about fixing documentation
- partnered with Google
- relay the
I tried the file from the first link you posted. I can't get it to work with
Evince, either.
I just tried it at the office on my work PC, and I *am* able to get it to
work with Adobe Acrobat. I wonder if the interactive form in the file uses a
proprietary extension of the PDF format?
Yep, you're right. My bad.
Update:
It worked, I just copied the link, so I guess there was some typos, thanks :)
Lol, you're absolutely correct.
I got this error"
ERROR: hMVYIE3_XJ0: YouTube said: Invalid parameters.
Any idea what that means?
> I am not sure that it will amount to much, because it is a "lip service" by
Microsoft, never meant to work properly in large/professional scale.
I meant that the fact that they support the standard means you can safely
ignore OOXML as a "standard" and just use ODF. I don't know if it
I think the effort should be concentrated on top management of Mozilla (how?
I don't know).
As a developer yold heyjoe in his first bug report:
Bugzilla is not the place to discuss these topics; the governance mailing
list might be the right place for it:
> This creates another potential benefit to
> these bug reports that will occur if we *fail*.
Hmm never looked at it from this angle. Yes it may be a smart move and
effective. Also heyjoe said that RMS will look at the bug report, so FSF is
kind of in the process already.
OTOH, there's a
> Is this privacy flop
> inadvertent or is it deliberate?
It's hard to say. The data sent does provide some benefit that I think could be
desirable for many users, but as heyjoe has said users should be aware of it
and have an easy way to disable it. Maybe Mozilla intends for the automatic
> Everything always seems to render differently
> between MS Office and LibreOffice.
And Microsoft will make sure that it will always be so, *if* I understand
Microsoft's general marketing policies correctly.
> Microsoft Office supports ODF now, so that's good.
I am not sure that it will
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