If you start a thread about your booting issue (what does the red "failed"
message appear next to), I'm sure someone here can help you with it.
If you are frustrated the menu bar and other interface features, then your
problem is not with Trisquel but with the desktop environment, GNOME.
Which do you recommend? The most crippling problem I had with my Triskell
setup was that, gradually over time, Abrowser began to become slower and
slower, and crash frequently. Other things I've noticed are that the boot
time has increased, and there is a little red "failed" thing that
If that's the only reason you're switching, Parabola or Debian 9 (avoiding
the non-free and contrib rebos) might work for you, and unlike Ubuntu will
respect your freedom.
The reason I'm switching from Trisquel is to get away from bugs, actually.
Also, I never did figure out how to navigate y'all's user manual.
Hi,
installing a distro can be done using this guide:
https://libreboot.org/docs/gnulinux/grub_boot_installer.html
modifying the boot menu can be done using this guide:
https://libreboot.org/docs/gnulinux/grub_cbfs.html
I saw "ubuntu" mentioned. obviously you should use trisquel, since it's a
Also, sometimes the default "load operating system" menuentry doesn't
correctly auto-detect your configuration, from the partitioning and so on on
the drive. if you come across that issue, see the first link I gave, which
shows you how to modify grub.cfg. You can use that to add a custom
This is more of a Libreboot problem than Trisquel or Ubuntu. So you might
want to ask to libreboot.
This is normal do a Trisquel live USB with Ubuntu and it will say "you can
run Ubuntu..."
Trisquel substituted all the "Ubuntu" for "Trisquel" so is normal.
>So I have a Libreboot with Trisquel on it, but I'd like to put Ubuntu on it
instead.
Stopped reading there. This forum is against non-free software. I am pretty
sure Buguntu has plenty of forums where you can ask your questions.
Bonne fortunae!
Something is disturbing me, though. I've tried two versions of Startup Disk
Creator to put Ubuntu on the USB drive, and when both of them finished, they
gave the following messages...
The gtk version gave:
Installation is complete. You may now run Trisquel on other computers by
booting
So I have a Libreboot with Trisquel on it, but I'd like to put Ubuntu on it
instead. I've got a flash drive prepared for this, but I'm not sure how to
change the boot order so that the USB is tried before the internal drive.
So far, I've discovered that tapping F5 while the machine is
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