No need for the sudo.
Female supremacy? Lol, I don't think Fil is the "SJW" here.
Agreed. Similarly, I can come up with this example:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/04/27/there-was-no-love-in-this-kids-life-parents-fed-hot-dog-smoothies-to-starving-6-year-old-boy/
HTTPS Everywhere has a set of rules for different websites. You can get a
rule for hedgewars.org added if you want, just submit a pull request.
"The Human Being is a omnivorous animal after all."
Indeed, we are omnivorous, not carnivorous. We can survive entirely on a
plant-based diet, and it causes less harm both to animals and to the
environment to consume plants rather than animals. Defending eating meat
because it is natural
In that case, isn't choosing to use free software also a lifestyle choice
that can cause a lot of stress? Except the difference is, using proprietary
software reduces your own freedom a little bit, while consuming animal
products harms others to the point of having no freedom whatsoever.
Veganism does not cause depression, and it's not expensive. Yes, the various
fake meats are expensive, but those are unnecessary. Stop spreading FUD.
Use the Android version of MuPDF. It is available on F-Droid.
I use the KWallet extension and Saved Password Editor.
Once 59 ESR comes out.
I guess I will try 57 out, but I'm sticking with 52 ESR until 59 ESR comes
out. Hopefully by then all of my addons will have WebExtensions versions...
(By the way a WebExtensions version of NoScript is out.)
I use Firefox ESR. Works fine for now, but it will break WebExtensions at
some point next year.
That's an old package. Use this one instead:
https://packages.debian.org/sid/all/firmware-ath9k-htc/download
I don't.
What error messages? You have to run it as root. YOu can open a root shell
with "sudo -s".
Yes, you can download the .deb file, but apt verifies the signature.
> Do I use sudo nano to edit the file?
Sure, you can do that.
> I prefer if I could get the download link.
OK, instead of using "apt install" you can use "apt download" to give you the
.deb file.
> Is it a requirement to know how to edit the source software which is turned
into a debian
First, remember that Debian is run by volunteers. The firmware entered Debian
after the freeze, so it isn't possible for it to be in stretch. It will,
however, be in Debian 10 'buster'.
> Those who make source software to debian software must they also master how
to edit the source software?
> What is this?
It is a privacy feature. You can read about it here:
https://blogs.gnome.org/thaller/2016/08/26/mac-address-spoofing-in-networkmanager-1-4-0/.
This feature is enabled in Debian 9, but not in Debian 8. Unfortunately it
breaks ath9k-htc USB adapters.
> I want to file a
Now we just need Ellipse.
This is a known bug, I'm not sure in what. The workaround is to add the
following lines to your /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf:
[device]
wifi.scan-rand-mac-address=no
MAC address randomization during scanning doesn't work, so you will have to
sacrifice some privacy.
Well, you have a backup, so it's not that bad. Reinstall Trisquel, and
restore your backup. To boot from your USB drive, just use your BIOS options.
You can also use GRUB (edit one of the existing entries).
As for E-Ink devices, there is a Debian-based free software (with the
exception of the WiFi firmware, which you can remove) stack for Kobo
e-readers: https://github.com/lgeek/okreader. I think that is probably the
best option. I am planning to get one of these for myself.
It's not a good idea to stay on Trisquel 6.
systemd doesn't restrict freedom.
From the Live CD, install the package lvm2.
It is impossible for all of the modern Intel processors. The ME is
cryptographically signed, so there is no way to remove or replace it.
nfortunately, ME can't be completely removed starting with Nehalem
(2008/2009) unless you're OK with the computer shutting off after 30 minutes.
But you can use a script called me_cleaner to remove as much of the ME as
possible. I'm not brave enough to try it.
I usually ignore them when I can. Now anyone can make their own "distro". The
worst one I've seen is a "distro" made by white supremacists.
What is the point? It's just a rebranded Ubuntu.
Oracle claims that Google copied these 9 (trivial) lines of code:
https://fossbytes.com/9-lines-of-code-that-google-stole-from-oracle-java-android/.
Such a small amount of code shouldn't even be copyrightable.
It's the code developed after the leak that could potentially cause problems.
Actually, the Debian installer prompts you for a firmware package to use. You
can download this package and supply it to the installer.
I have never had this issue.
Yeah, most people my age generally do not care about their privacy. You can't
force someone to be concerned about privacy.
Copyright doesn't last forever, just a really long time. But copyright
expiration won't give you access to source code.
In my experience, documents with XFA forms usually work in Okular. They give
a warning, but you can still fill in the forms, though they can't be saved in
the document (Okular stores them in its dotfiles). I just print to PDF from
Okular, which generally works fine.
Wait, why doesn't Marble use Landsat images?
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Landsat
They aren't as high resolution as the commercial ones, but much better than
the ones used currently.
Yeah, I use Marble, but the satellite images are very low resolution. They
are from NASA, and there isn't really anything else because of the copyright
problem.
https://blog.replicant.us/2017/05/replicant-6-0-released/
If you have any scanned PDF's and you want to make them searchable I highly
recommend ocrmypdf: https://github.com/jbarlow83/OCRmyPDF
Just run:
$ ocrmypdf input.pdf output.pdf
and it will run Tesseract OCR and create a text layer so you can search/copy
stuff.
I highly doubt it.
This affects vPro/AMT, specifically.
https://arstechnica.com/security/2017/05/the-hijacking-flaw-that-lurked-in-intel-chips-is-worse-than-anyone-thought/
No, it's not:
https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/blob/master/license_thirdparty_proprietary.txt
Full MP3 support coming soon to Fedora:
https://fedoramagazine.org/full-mp3-support-coming-soon-to-fedora/
Yes, Trisquel automatically pulls updates from Ubuntu.
FLAC is fine. It is developed by Xiph.Org as a free/unencumbered format.
Have you seen the queue of merge requests?
https://devel.trisquel.info/groups/trisquel/merge_requests
I am not going to work on this when it is unlikely to be even merged. If you
are so optimistic about it, why don't you do it?
Seems that it is unencumbered now:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MP3#Licensing.2C_ownership_and_legislation
Still, it is an old and inferior format.
There isn't much motivation for people to do that, because they take forever
to be reviewed. In effect, a one-man project for now.
You'll have to ask quidam. This is a one-man project.
It will be in Trisquel 8:
http://archive.trisquel.info/trisquel/pool/main/a/android-sdk-meta/
KBibTeX?
I don't think she accused anyone.
scilab shouldn't be blocked anymore in flidas, because there's a replacement
for the nonfree code. If it's still not there, that means the package helper
system is malfunctioning.
It took a long time, unfortunately, for it to get into Debian.
I'm happy that they're ending Mir, but this sucks for the people that use
Unity. Although maybe the community will take over.
At least you admitted it. You don't care about states' rights.
"You're out of your mind."
Well, I'm only telling the truth.
"Right wingers want to let them go"
Not even Californians want to go, so that would not be "letting". You're out
of your mind.
"It is impressive how you are ready to find any excuse to dismiss facts and
save your ideology."
Relax, the country is not on the brink of a civil war.
If the federal government actually supports state rights, they should give
grant money to all of the states regardless of their internal policies, or
not give any grant money at all.
Of course Calexit is supported by right wingers, because that is who it would
benefit. California is one of
Actually, the Norwegian unemployment rate is similar to that of the US:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_unemployment_rate. As for
low prison rates, that might have to do with the Norwegian prison system,
which attempts to rehabilitate rather than punish. Still, I don't see
Yes, since it is a federal issue, the states are allowed to tell their police
not to enforce it. It is not the states' responsibility to help enforce it.
And if you support states' rights, it doesn't make any sense to oppose
cities' rights within the states (just replace the state with
But Republicans are okay with states preventing municipalities from providing
municipal broadband. This is similar to when Texas banned cities from banning
fracking and Michigan banned plastic bag bans. Another example of this is
when Sean Spicer criticized Dan Malloy for not enforcing
Doesn't look like it. You can use this: https://ring.cx/en/download/gnu-linux
I thought the right wing was all for local/state rights and should be fine
with local governments providing broadband. But guess what, it turns out that
Republicans are for states' rights only when the Democrats are in control. ;)
I will trust the EFF over Breitbart any day. Marsha Blackburn is bought by
the telecom industry.
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/meet-marsha-blackburn-big-telecoms-best-friend-in-congress
I know of dunnet. It is part of Emacs.
The house voted for the bill: http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2017/roll200.xml. It
will soon become law after Trump signs it.
All of the Democrats (and independents that caucus with them) voted against
it, and all but 2 Republicans voted for it (the other 2 did not vote). Also,
Rand Paul (the "libertarian") wants to have it both ways -- he cosponsored
the bill but then missed the vote so that he can say he didn't
XFA forms are not part of the standard and aren't supported by any free PDF
reader. However, I usually find that in such documents, the forms work. I
think XFA adds some fancy features like rich text, but I think if you don't
need those, Okular should work fine. You can also use Okular's
Good, but irrelevant to Trisquel.
I believe the binaries are proprietary. However, Debian has recently packaged
the Android SDK, and those packages are built from source and free. You can
run Debian testing and install the android-sdk package.
dd for windows: http://www.chrysocome.net/dd
You don't open the ISO, you "burn" it to a USB drive (or CD or DVD):
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/how-create-liveusb
Trisquel doesn't accept contributions (OK, very rarely). That is a valid
complaint, but I just moved to a different distribution.
Not the official Mozilla binaries.
Please don't use IceCat. It is not updated regularly and has security
vulnerabilities (right now it is at 45.5.1, while Firefox ESR is at 45.7.0).
Don't give Trump any ideas!
Same with Okular. It automatically reloads documents.
There is also a useful feature called SyncTeX which lets you click in your
PDF viewer, which will take you to the source corresponding to that part of
the document.
If you don't use it, then disable it:
systemctl disable ssh
Install TeX Live (texlive for a decent selection, and texlive-full for the
complete distribution). You can use whatever text editor you want.
It should work. Maybe there is an issue with NetworkManager.
No, I downloaded the Ubuntu package (1.5.9-8ubuntu1), and that is the
checksum that I got.
45598330193c7f910453f603b358edd4 is right. I just downloaded the package and
that is what I get. You should be fine.
The ssh -G test no longer works since -G is a legitimate option since OpenSSH
6.8 See https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=796599,
https://www.openssh.com/txt/release-6.8, and
https://github.com/eset/malware-ioc/tree/master/windigo. The last link gives
other methods of
Be sure to back up /etc, and anything else you care about. Or you can just
copy the whole installation.
For integration of GTK+ programs, install gtk3-engines-breeze. Works for both
GTK+2 and GTK+3.
Report the bugs? The only issue I have with PulseAudio is flat volumes which
I find annoying, but that can easily be disabled.
Rubén should take a look at the queue of merge requests:
https://devel.trisquel.info/trisquel/package-helpers/merge_requests
This post was a bit misleading. I expected to see development on a free
firmware for the Broadcom chip.
You can just make a new partition table. GParted offers this functionality
but you can also use dd (always be careful with dd, it can be very
destructive).
I have this setup on my computers, it is not very hard to do. I will do a
write up at some point.
It's probably not what you're looking for.
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/Introduction
You can install the arduino package (in Trisquel, and Parabola's 'community'
repository).
When I tried to use Tox it was really buggy and crashed a lot, and video
didn't work. This was about 6 months ago, and I hope it is more stable now.
It seems that it's continuing under a new name while Cyanogen Inc. is being
shut down. The source code is here: https://github.com/lineageos. I don't
think it will affect Replicant.
What about Ring? It looks promising, but I haven't tried it.
It's not just "shiny" stuff. I needed newer versions of GCC and Qt for a
program. But that is fine, because Parabola and Debian testing/unstable
exist.
Don't feed the troll.
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