Thanks for the link and scripts, CM. So, I guess I wasn't missing a button to
"check for updates", lol.
Thanks a lot quidam!
Just disable "Secure Boot" and try Trisquel, then see what happens.
I recently tested a Skylake barebone (HP Pro Desk 400 G2). To my surprise,
everything works excellently under Trisquel or deblobbed Debian. It is true
that Skylake's integrated graphics and audio require non-free firmware.
And that explains a lot. Thank you.
And a thumbs up to quidam for keeping this going!!
Isn't Icecat behind shcedule by now? I seem to have received Tor Browser
updates more recently than last Icecat version.
> I'd like to install Trisquel on it but want to know if there's any
> potential conflict with the hardware and if anyone has recommendations
> for potential conflicts with the software.
Most hardware components should work fine. The two that sometimes don't
are WiFi and graphics. As GNUser says,
I cannot find information on updating IceCat from the installed, 52.3.0, to
the current, which appears to be 60.3.0. Am I misreading this? or is there a
way to update that I'm overlooking? Thank you.
https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gnuzilla/60.3.0/
Best way to test is to burn a LiveDVD of Trisquel 8. You can run it without
affecting the system or the hardware.
However, the biggest loss you will have is in terms of graphical power.
Nvidia cards don't work properly with Free Software only. Your mileage may
vary but forget about 3d and
Hi, fellow Trisquel users. I have a custom home PC currently running Windows
10. I'd like to install Trisquel on it but want to know if there's any
potential conflict with the hardware and if anyone has recommendations for
potential conflicts with the software. It was built with an Asus Z170
Just sudoedit the /etc/apt/sources.list and manually replace the
"archive.trisquel.info" instance with whatever is appropriate. When I
initially tried Trusquel 8, I encountered the same problem when I used the
"Software Sources" GUI to setup repositories. So I manually edited the
...Yyyyes. Alright.
But the FSF should clean their results not to betray the supporters who trust
them.
See https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/Talk:Iridium_Browser
As Firefox is free/libre in license, IceCat is its repackaged derivative
with respectful defaults to user.
As Chromium is free/libre in license, Iridium should be its repackaged
derivative with respectful defaults to user.
I've tried Iridium from project's repository and it doesn't seem to have
a
Hi everyone,
I've read the FSF recommand the Iridium Browser as an alternative to
Chromium.
https://directory.fsf.org/wiki?title=Iridium_Browser=74816#tab=Overview
So I've followed the installation steps.
https://iridiumbrowser.de/downloads/debian
But my terminal warns me the browser needs
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