Hmm, I hear you can import the csv into keepass2, then you can export that
one into keepassX.
A pain in the bottom but doable, if so.
I used/use Lastpass for quite sometime and I looked in KeePassX but it can
not import the lastpass csv file.
So, it is useless if you come from LastPass.
Yes, this problem was known for me a long time ago with Debian and then never
came back until now with Trisquel.
By the way, I always have to reset my password, it never ever works to login
a 2nd time (at the forum).
Dear Trisquel Friends,
I had installed trisquel and loved the speed of this libre distro.
But I experienced an error which I had long time ago with Debian and it is
that the audio junos back and forward between audio jack and speaker on my
laptop.
PAVU Control couldn't help either as the
Welcome! Your English is very good. I hope you enjoy using Trisquel, it is
all I use now on my 4 networked PCs.
Welcome!
Your English is very good, welcome to the triskello com unity!
I sure hope you'll find Trisquel and free libre software satisfying and your
stay here worthwhile. Welcome.
hi everybody;
I just arrived at trisquel a couple of days ago.
I'm using gnu/linux from 2 years until now and i change because of the
philosophy inherent to it and because I like to be/become a power user of the
computer system.
I was using some other distro wich is very known but trough time
Thanks all!
I've been away, but now installed both gnome-shell-extensions and XFCE and
very short tried both. I find GNOME Classic very nice indeed. XFCE seems also
very good, but everything is really tiny. I presume the others handles the
resolution (2880x1800) by scaling up? I haven't
I agree. Over the years, when I wanted a lightweight setup I would use
fluxbox or even window maker. Whenever I tried XFCE certain things didn't
seem to work and the whole thing just didn't seem worth it. In desperation,
during some test one day, after trying many other WMs, I tried XFCE
I use Activities Overview peek-a-boo. A lot.
Personally, I think that while GNOME shell is a great desktop environment in
its own right, and is intuitive for people not used to using a computer, such
as young children, it just doesn't quite work in the way I want it to. I
decided to install XFCE, and it was easy to customise it to be
That's right. The package 'gnome-shell-extensions' contains most added
functionality, Gnome Classic included.
Trisquel looks pretty cool with the Classic mode enabled.
Nvidia it is.
I have to test some of the extensions to see if any of them suits me.
Perhaps the old fruit's machines are not the best to start a free software
career from.
Thanks again!
Gallium is a free driver. NVidia's own driver is proprietary, so Trisquel
won't offer or suggest it.
Gnome 3 has by default only one panel at the top. You can install extensions
and have an application menu and many more tweaks. Just open Gnome Tweaktool.
Thanks! I make progress!
Driver is Gallium 0.4 on NVE7. I don't know what that means though, or which
of the to graphics cards that it drives.
And now I was able to find and start the GNOME shell! (Text on my login
screen is extremely tiny, would never have found it without help).
My
You can see the driver in System Settings --> Details.
If you installed Gnome Shell, you'll see a new option on the login screen.
It's behind the Trisquel next to your user name.
Thanks for suggestions.
I tried Guest session and a new user. Looks the same - no panel.
I used Synaptic Package handler and searched for gnome shell.
gnome-shell-common was already installed. I installed gnome-shell and
restarted, but can see no difference.
Should I install gnome (says Full
Hello,
I was recently introduced to GNU/Linux and FSF and decided to try Trisquel.
I installed it first on my MacBook (2008) and it looked fine, and I decided
to install it on my MacBook Pro retina (2012). Installation was fine, but
when I log in the Gnome Panel is not visible (and no
Ah, yes. My memory beseeches me. You will need the gnome-session package as
well-- and if you want the 'full' GNOME experience, you can also install the
gdm package and use that over lightdm. (GDM is GNOME's desktop manager-- it
handles logging in to your PC, etc.)
I took a look at Parabola and that's not a direction I want to go. With
Trisquel's Ubuntu base it gives me an OS that I'm familiar with and stays on
the higher end of the reliability scale.
I'm guessing that 3.14+ may be compatible with a future Trisquel release.
3.12 is cool for me as
Latest GNOME? Not a chance.
The newest one you can run in Trisquel 7 (3.12) is not a bad relase at all,
though.
Neither was the default one available with it (3.10). OK quite a few themes
won't work, but still
The second question regarding the gnome classic shell is that I can right
Display manager. :)
You can always compile is from source there’s a post here which explains
how:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/22946/how-do-i-install-and-use-the-latest-version-of-gnome
Wow, I was off my game last night. :p
WellI think I did something wrong. The Gnome Shell DE did not show up, I
did not have an option for it at login, my mouse pointer disappeared and the
little I used the fresh install it was slow as all heck.
Here is what I did:
1. Did a fresh install with only Trisquel installed. No
Doesn't gnome shell require a system that's capable of 3d hardware
acceleration?
It seems you also need to run (sudo apt-get dist-upgrade) after adding the
PPA and install the gnome-shell, gnome-session, and gdm packages.
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I thought it could be done in software, using llvm pipe, I think it's
called?
On 08/11/2015 02:40 PM, t8mf4nu6l...@canaglie.net wrote:
Doesn't gnome shell require a system that's capable of 3d hardware
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Maybe so, in order to get the GNOME 3.12 dependencies upgraded.
On 08/11/2015 02:48 PM, jade...@openmailbox.org wrote:
It seems you also need to run (sudo apt-get dist-upgrade) after
adding the PPA and install the gnome-shell, gnome-session, and
welcome to the trisquel libre community!
To use GNOME 3.12 on Trisquel, you'll need to add the
ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3-staging PPA (sudo add-apt-repository
ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3-staging), update your apt-cache (sudo apt-get update)
and then, finally, install GNOME 3. (sudo apt-get install gnome-shell)
You can't run 3.14 or 3.16 on
Thanks JadedCtrl!
Maybe another question or two related to the first...
I like the regular Gnome Shell as I utilize a fair amount of the extensions
from the extensions.gnome.org site. If I install the gnome-shell package
will I be able to add extensions as I would in say Ubuntu Gnome 14.04
Yes, you will be able to use or extensions. You'll need to install the
gnome-tweak-tool package to do so. (sudo apt-get install gnome-tweak-tool)
And sorry, I'm not sure about your second question. I haven't used the
Trisquel gnome-classic shell in quite a while.
Thanks again! I did edit my last post as you were answering I think. Let me
expound a little...
I see in Synaptic that the gnome-shell is 3.10 and I would like to grab 3.14
or 3.16 which I think is a s easy as adding the PPA's but would like to
verify that before I go down a road of
Hi Folks,
I'm new to Trisquel but have been using Linux for about 5 years with
Ubuntu/Ubuntu-based distros the most. I have read quite a bit about the FSF
and understand the idea behind Trisquel and am finding it more and more cool!
I do have a couple questions...
I downloaded the
Yea, just install the gnome-shell package. (sudo apt-get install gnome-shell)
Welcome to the community, ftim! ^_^
Hello my first experience on linux/gnu distro, needing some help :=)
First, cant manage to format to create/format the main partition (working on
a 20GB partiotion that i created on windows, 1TB is the hard disk)
not authorized to perform operation (udisk-error-quark,4)
asked me for a
Hi, Welcome,
maybe it's some security feature that's in the BIOS.
I looked for the error message, here's something I found:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/399768/encrypted-disk-wont-unlock-anymore-not-authorized-to-perform-operation-udisks
Also, how do you know that the keyboard has issues
I've installed it via the trisquel dvd, booting from cd on normal
installation not live, formated the discs and created 2 partitions 3 (see
the image) hanks for the
Tthanks for the link on the askubuntu as I mentioned completly new on this, I
did copy the code on terminal /root
and I
sorry... don{t see the 2 fingers option I only see test your configuration,
also cant get the bluetooth, perhaps this is all due to the bad instalation,
using triquel Belenos 7.0
Thanks!!
welcome to the community!
Here's a suggested fix for the Synaptic issue on mini
https://trisquel.info/en/issues/13803#comment-66408
Welcome to the free world.
If you're having difficulties compiling a program it would be helpful to
provide details of the exact nature of that problem. In particular, the
output of the terminal. (And more than just the last line that might end with
Error 2 or some such thing because the
My motivation for trying trisquel mini v 7.0 for i686 was specifically two
fold.
One, I'm completely new to compiling and I've been trying to compile to
start with the traditional vi text editor, exvi. I've been experimenting
mostly with virtualized, command line oriented, embedded linux.
..but..but...why?
theres a program called gdm(gnome display manager e.g the login screen)setup
gdmsetup lets you customize your gdm
its under gpl v2 and heres a link:
https://github.com/Nano77/gdm3setup
Trisquel uses LightDM by default, not GDM. (You can install GDM, though,
through the gdm package. Actually a good idea if you're going to use GNOME
Shell, because it causes screen locking to work a bit better.)
you can right click on a folder and select open in new tab
Or just middle-click it.
Hi,
this might help with lightDM:
http://helpdeskgeek.com/how-to/change-the-default-lightdm-background-image-in-ubuntu/
about modifying a window theme, it can be more or less complicated depending
on the theme.
About changing the colors, or changing the icons, I think it's mostly about
I'm a musician and I've the same problem with audio in everything ehehe now I
understand what you say :-)
A tar file is just an archive. It's not a standard for a software package.
You need to find the instructions for compiling and follow those
instructions. Not everyone uses Autoconf. CMake, in particular, has become
quite popular recently.
Right, and there's no standard for that. At all. Asking how to install a
tar.gz file is exactly as vague as asking how to install a Zip file. The
archive could contain anything.
That's why you have to read the README or INSTALL or similarly named file
that comes with the program. Most
Don't I get my gnome upgraded when I install the latest upgrades ?
No, GNOME gets upgraded between releases. Otherwise the Ubuntu developers
would have to deal with breakages.
It looks just the way it looks by default which is no where near the result
we see in the link :(
You need to
Ubuntu 14.10 is not the same as Ubuntu 14.04. These are two completely
different releases. Trisquel is based on Ubuntu 14.04. The instructions you
linked to erroneously say Ubuntu 14.04 at one point, but they are only for
Ubuntu 14.10. (Looking at the PPA they recommend, it doesn't have any
i found a tutorial here for ubuntu 14 as trisquel is based on ubuntu 14 it
should work:
http://itsfoss.com/install-kde-plasma-ubuntu-1410/
but be sure to only install packages that you trust and its
best to compile form source
i also found this on the official kde site:
Compile from source: https://community.kde.org/Plasma/Building
There always isn't a configure file to run. If there is a configure.ac or
configure.in present, you need to runautoconf
and then follow the normal procedure.
Besides that, always read the README.
I does seem as it's loading each time I type in a letter, and its annoying as
I need to type everything in the other way round.
there have been a lot of folks having similar issues with keyboard and most
of them solved it by setting Keyboard input method system to `none' in the
I had to remove ibus to fix my keyboard input issue with gedit.
first out of interest why do you need a 8GB gpu and 32GB of ram!!??
second:
synaptic loads practically instantly on my pc:
16GB 2400Mhz 3.5GHZ 8 core integrated graphics 128GB ssd
1TB HDD
it also loads fast on my thinkpad x60
1.66ghz single core 2.25gb ram 667Mhz 500GB HDD
so this should not
So we can end the wild goose chase around build-essential here... It would be
much faster if we knew from beginning what you're trying to do. :)
Packages depend on other packages. In order to find out what packages package
A depends on you can use the commandapt-cache depends A
Now, note
It's kinda assumed these days everybody has an internet connection.
build-essential (note the dash and the lack of s at the end) is required for
compiling packages from source, not for a simple install. I guess the
documentation you've been following isn't too useful.
I don't know about this Eli the computer guy. All you need to learn in order
to use any debian based distro is:
aptitude search name of the program
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install name of program
sudo apt-get remove --purge name of program
sudo dpkg -i name of the
sure tomlukey!
autoclean too!
On debian for instance learning the basics of gnucoreutils is a must. You
cannot not learn how to copy or remove files and folders in Debian. example:
Just to have touchpad tap click you need to create a file
70-synaptics_custom.conf and copy that file to
what about apt-get autoremove?
also all the gnucoreutils programs like ls rm cp etc
Yes I want the build essential packages but I do not have internet and the
downloadable version come in .deb or .tar.gz which I cannot install because I
do not have build essential.
About the mouse, I have tried with 2 different mouses. I cannot rely on my
laptop mouse seeing as the left
Hi and welcome!
Sounds like what you want is the build-essential package.
Hello Trisquel community,
I recently switched to Trisquel after have been with windows for so many
years. I don't have much knowledge in computers but very interested in using
gnu/linux and free software.
Unfortunately I encountered many problems with Trisquel 7 that I didn't have
when I
Thanks onpon4
On livestream I can get the rtsp link if I use user agent switcher add-on to
be an android with opera.
I also had to go to advanced settings in VLC, click inputs/codecs, scroll to
the bottom and changed the cache setting to 500.
Works brilliantly
Cheers
There is also an experimental extension developed by Mozilla called Shumway
[1] that you can try. I don't know how it relates to Gnash or Lightspark but
it's worth giving it a try.
[1] http://mozilla.github.io/shumway/
Here is the link for those interested :
http://213.13.26.11:1935/live/santuario.stream/playlist.m3u8
I had to use WireShark because of the nature of the video (Flash Streaming).
For a normal Sapo Video you just have to add /mov/1 into the end of the
link, for example :
Thanks very much Icarolongo! it worked! :D
Your description was very detailed and easier to understand and is a good
step by step on how to do for newcomers like me.
Like BugRep said about Unplug i did it for normal videos.
But on another hand i am still trying to understand the notion about
Aprendiz_de_linux
Maybe my question is stupid but... why Trisquel come by default with Gnash?
Nope, not stupid at all. I'm not sure why myself. Probably it's for YouTube,
which worked OK with Gnash until recently (it still works now, but only after
you change the video quality). I do hope
As far as I know, all you can do is make another account.
Solutions: First disable or remove Gnash in the Abrowser or Midori.
FilmesOnlineGratis[0]: you can right-click on the play button and copy
link location, after paste the URL in the Totem (Video Player) with Ctrl+L,
VLC (Ctrl+N), MPlayer, etc.
Dramago works perfectly with UnPlug[1] in
В 23:39 +0100 на 09.03.2014 (нд), sonhodafloresta[@nospam] написа:
And by the way, it is possible to change my nickname
I don't think it is possible. I've been looking for this myself for some
time.
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Hello everyone.
I was a windows user and after discovered some free software like
libreoffice,Sumatra PDF, etc. i decided to find more about free software
until i found linux and the several distributions of linux including
Trisquel. I liked so much the ideas concerning freedom that i
Thanks onpon4, BugRep and Ivaylo for the fast answer! And such a honor the
developer of linterna mágica, talked in first hand!
Thanks again all.
Because of Ivaylo and his reccomendation's links i understand now a bit more
the history and philosophy of Gnu-linux.
And by the way, it is possible
Commercial sites like Flash because it can run on any browser as a plugin
regardless of vendor or whether it has a certain codec. Plus, Flash is easier
to serve protected content because a user cannot directly download the video
file like with the video tag.
Of course mobile devices don't
Hello all,
Today I finally did it. I downloaded the Trisquel iso file and am looking
forward to installing it on my personal laptop once I get home.
I am trying to learn as much as I can about software libre, and Trisquel was
just great when I tried it out. Hopefully my experience with it
Well I just started using trisquel and I like it so far, first time using a
linux bases system. But something is bugging me, I somehow made it so my open
windows list to the left of the trisquel button. It wasnt like this when I
fist installed im a little OCD and its bugging me. Anyone know
Welcome!
Hold Alt or Alt+Super (I'm not sure which; the Super key is usually a Windows
logo) while right clicking on an element (the window list in this case) and
one of the options will be move. Click that and you can move the mouse to
change the position, then click when it's at the
Looks wise, the standard Gnome 2 based versions of Trisquel are some of best
looking out there, but the Mini versions (based off of LXDE) can still use
some work with the default theme. Mini is better looking than Lubuntu but not
Linux Mint 11 LXDE and hopefully that changes in a new
Hey Joshell!
Welcome to the club. As far as your issues with the wallpaper and the
browsers I can't comment as I don't use the mini version and I haven't had
that issue. You could submit the details to the
[https://trisquel.info/en/project/issues issue page here]
If you are interested
Abrowser is basically Mozilla Firefox, except the branding has been removed
and it will not suggest non-free add-ons.
I find Trisquel pretty amazing on a daily basis.
I submitted the issue instead. See https://trisquel.info/en/issues/4235. I
also checked how the issue can be fixed. In the issue report, I explained how
to fix the problem.
Hello,
I decided to try out one of the free software only distros listed at FSF, so
I navigated over here and chose to give Trisquel Mini a test drive. To be
honest, and ashamedly, I was not sure what to expect. While I have been
weeding out non-free software for awhile now, I was still
Mightily impressed?
Me too!
I remember when I first installed Trisquel (4.5), couldn't believe how good
it looked and how well it ran given it was libre/free.
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