Ubuntu recently made libsnapd-glib1 a dependency of pulseaudio. My guess is
that it is being installed because trisquel-base depends on pulseaudio.
No I guess it should be a drop-down menu, not a textbox. Because please see
the space or the box carefully, before the letter "tun0", there is an icon
that its shape seems to be a jack and a LAN cable.
I have a new version of the package helper for ubuntustudio-controls which I
think should work, but I don't have a Trisquel 9 system handy to test it on.
I am also having a problem with Trisquel's Gitlab instance and can't push my
changes. Can you test the following package helper and tell
I would try to do what the guide says: click on what is supposed to be a
drop-down menu, type tun0 and [Enter]. If that works, it is a terrible
graphical interface: it should not be a drop-down menu, as you wrote.
... *crickets* ... I guess I will ask about this in the next trisquel-dev
meeting :D
See the second screenshot, please? Under the title "Create Interface", there
is a column where the letters "MULLVAD_VPN" are written. Here, in this type
of space, we can type something freely.
Next, there is a space where the letters "Unmaneged" is written on the middle
of the example of
But there is no space to type something.
It is supposed to open something and I should be able to choose tun0.
Te guide you link to does not say that. It says:
type "tun0" at "Custom Interface" and press Enter
snapd-glib is a library to allow GLib based applications access to snapd, the
daemon that controls Snaps.
Snaps are 'universal' packages that work across many different Linux systems,
enabling secure distribution of the latest apps and utilities for cloud,
servers, desktops and the internet
Please delete the second screenshot. My IP address is revealed. I am going to
change it so it is OK for me though. Or I might not change it if it is no
problem. Something might go wrong with someone.
My eeepc is 1001px, works well with light distro, and using Midori or
Seamonkey I can use JavaScript without problems (i.e. for gmail... please
don't bite me...) the last 3 years I always use Trisquel Mini on it without
problems, I love it
Thanks for your answer,
I always use Trisquel Mini 9 on my netbook
I think is the best o.s. to use and all
is ok with Trisquel Mini 8, the version 9
probably have some bug...
I upgrade from Mini 8 to Mini 9 some months ago
I ask about the iso just for curiosity...
maybe is time to made a new
I think I installed from
http://jenkins.trisquel.info/makeiso-etiona/iso/20200421/trisquel-mini_9.0_amd64.iso
Using the "graphical" installer because see first message in this thread.
I haven't got a smartphone.
If you cannot install Trisquel Mini on your Eeee PC, have you checked if you
Thank you very much for the reply. I still keep a few 32-bit computers,
including two ThinkPad X40, currently used for GNU/Hurd testing.
Since I probably won't use said 32-bit computers to run latest packages
(i.e., for non-critical tasks only), I may consider to install incoming
Trisquel
< I am now using Trisquel Mini 9 >
Please Connochaetes do you install Trisquel Mini 9 from one of the latest
iso's?
Do you connect your android mobile phone to
pcmanfm without problems?
I once had one Asus eeePC with an Atheros AR2427 WLAN card. It worked
smoothly under GNU/Linux, though it's no longer working now.
As long as you don't use it to browse JavaScript enabled webpages, the
performance is barely acceptable, roughly as fast (or slow) as my
16-years-old ThinkPad
This time, internet works even though I don't think I restarted!? I have no
idea why. After waking up from suspend, I used logout and login AND Magic
Banana's command, but it's possible it didn't even need all that, I failed to
check. A nice surprise, anyway. I wonder if I can find some
now a strange thing happened:
I insert one usb key in the netbook and
pcmanfm mounted without problems...
then I plugged my android phone to the netbool amd pcmanfm mounted it without
problems
What is Glib snapd library, a 92 kb security update? I ask because it is not
already on my syatem.
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