I'm trying to use gpg-agent for SSH by setting the environment variable
SSH_AUTH_SOCK in ~/.pam_environment. But it gets overwritten by two autostart
processes that I need to disable for it to work. The first one is gnome
keyring's SSH-agent. That one makes sense to disable and I understand
I didn't change to an SSD or anything. Just installed Trisquel on exactly the
same hardware that Debian used to be on.
You need to change matplotlib's font to one that includes the desired
characters. For example like this:
import matplotlib
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
matplotlib.rc("font", family="DejaVu Sans")
plt.text(0.5,0.5,'Привет!')
plt.show()
That's handy, thanks!
Wow that's awesome! Looks like this might be a viable alternative to present
to some friends who claim there is no way for them to stop using Spotify.
I've had Debian installed on my Laptop before and after entering my LUKS
password, it took an estimated 10-20 seconds or so to reach lightdm. With
Trisquel, it's a matter of one or two seconds! That's absolutely nuts and I
don't understand why that would be the case. Were any special steps
You guessed correct as to what x and y need to be. In order to produce a
plot, there's a missing call to plt.plot() at the end. A short working
example is
--
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
plt.text(0.5, 0.5, "Привет!")
plt.show()
--
The problem actually isn't missing fonts.
Let's try if this works in the command line so we can perhaps narrow down the
cause of the problem by either seeing that everything works nicely there or
getting some helpful error messages.
1. Unplug your device and plug it back in. If your desktop environment makes
attempts to mount it
I've taken at a look at their page. They install to
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/jami.list
So what you need to do is edit this file (with root permission) to change any
occurance ubuntu_19.10 to ubuntu_16.04. Then run `sudo apt update` and `sudo
apt install jami`
Haven't tried it myself so
Disclaimer: I'm not a Trisquel dev but have looked into it somewhat and am
planning to contribute soon.
First of all, stripping away the proprietary stuff isn't as easy as it may
seem. One could, for example, think that Trisquel could just be based on
Debian without offering Debian's
Sorry, I find it hard to understand what exactly you’re looking for. Can
you describe exactly a scenario in which you would use the thing you’re
looking for and how it works in that case?
Trisquel Etonia is based on Ubuntu 18.04, which is from 2018. This means the
software packaged in it is about two to three years old, so it's to be
expected that you don't get the newest versions of software.
I don’t recommend running dist-upgrade! That may also remove packages
unexpectedly. Instead run
sudo apt-get --with-new-pkgs upgrade
Nah, while that’s how unofficial repos usually do the naming (which makes
sense, because the official repos do it the same way), Jami does it
differently.
The image will not appear under the available images. It’s just set as your
profile pic once your done. Note that there is a reall small size limit.
Also, you may need to clear your browser’s cash by running CTRL+SHIFT+R
when on this forum to see your new pic.
Ahh now that you mention pulseaudio I thought I remembered something from the
last dev meeting. Just checked and I remembered correctly: pulseaudio was
temporarily broken. Now, the package has been fixed, an apt update made this
fix available for you :)
As I said, this can not just install software, but also remove some. It
should be handled with care is all I’m saying. Do you actually need it to
upgrade your kernel version, though? I wouldn’t know why that would be the
case.
I mean, YouTube is still owned by Google, so patching it to search with
duckduckgo won’t really make a difference. I don’t know why I even put a
focus on Google being used for the search. It should be pretty clear that
using YouTube directly over your ISP’s connection doesn’t exactly make
Oof kernel panics aren’t easy to debug, especially if you didn’t take a
photo of the message. Look here for some usual information:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelDebuggingTricks
Most of the time, it’s faulty hardware. And then most of the time it’s
faulty RAM. When your RAM is
Took some time to look at the code. It uses Google to search for the songs on
the web, so for privacy, you should use at least a VPN. Either way, Nuclear
is a lot better than Spotify since it's free software (and DRM free, but
otherwise it couldn't be free software).
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