Excellent discovery TomLuke...I never noticed the Chinese mirrors before!
That should be all he needs.
Depends on how close the EFF comes to such an organisation, I guess.
Since everyone is throwing suggestions:
I use RequestPolicy Continued. It blocks all external links. This
practically removes all ads and blocks all spy services, like Google
Analytics and many-many others.
It works by you specifing which domains the site is able to make requests to.
It is good to read and research for what will good for you. But sometimes all
the
logical advise is a bit irrational, suffering dementia, and Illogical.
Why?
Because, your patience, eagerness and specially your financial budget
will dictate what you could afford. Regardless of the
tomlukeywood said:
i think they just need to be more regulated
do you oppose the think penguin or the gift store advert
on the trisquel website?
==My
answer+
No! I don't agree with your insinuating
I would like to know how to and if it is possible to temporarily adding
Ubuntu repositories and then installing software from them can break or crash
my system or not. As far as I know, Trisquel mainly uses the Ubuntu
repositories anyway, just removing the packages that are not 100% free. I
Thank you for the answers.
The stated links I had already read. And I know that gluglug computers are
not free hardware. On this forum in another post I have asked what to call
hardware that is not free but all software it has installed is? I did not get
a clear answer.
tonlee - I think you
While setting up a second Intel D865GLC motherboard in a generic (no brand
name) desktop enclosure I was faced with ambiguous connectors for the front
panel USB ports - I can plug them in facing either way, so I can't tell if I
have interchanged the +5V and +12V supplied to the device
You can use the Pi in freedom, but then you are limited to 128 kb of sram.
The sdram won't work without nonfree software. This is the same problem that
the librem has.
I hope that gcc gets ported to the VideoCore IV GPU, I think that will a
requirement for freedom. Then one can write a free
I am having problems deleting some folders from the trash. I tried restoring
them and some of them were restored after many tries but one of them stayed
and everytime I click on delete or restore, my laptop gets stuck.
These folders I wanted to delete, just appeared in my home folder and
@ Magic Banana,
Success...!! Now I am able to print my documents with HP Deskjet printer.
So I presume the package 'system-config-printer-gnome' which is missing in
Trisquel 7.0 was giving me nightmares for a while.
We should write to Ruben to include this package in the base installation
yes. I used a wrong definition. But you know what I meant by it - a laptop
with no proprietary bios and no proprietary firmware, and possibly something
that is not as outdated as the x200 which is a laptop made 7 years ago!!
cheers
Surprisingly, the cupswrapper one (but not the lpr one) looks like free
software. But the manufacturer's drivers are usually crap. You might want to
try https://github.com/pdewacht/brlaser.
You should talk to the Debian community. Trisquel inherits the package
categorization from Debian.
i recently tried installing trisquel with the netinstall cd
and i noticed there was a Chinese mirrior:
I'd recommend installing the software from source or DEB files instead.
If it's possible, you could also use Tor/Proxychains/VPN.
The multiverse section only contains proprietary software! Don't do that:
you would give up your own freedoms!
Well, thanks anyways. I am pretty sure the panel is off screen, I tried
changing the resolution. Also, whenever I make a window full screen it never
go over the area where the panel should be, it stops those 1/2 cm before the
bottom of the screen. And if I kill the gnome-panel process, the
The directories with random names must have been created by some poorly coded
application (which you may have not properly closed). Deleting them should
not be problematic.
Try that command to empty your trash bin:
$ rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash/*/*
If it outputs errors, show them to us.
restricted is another section as well.
Guys, you should try µBlock, it's great,Check the memory usage.
i think the think penguin advert is fine
i was just asking someone why they wanted to ban all adverts
also please explain why my statement was insinuating?
the definiton of insinuating
tending gradually to cause doubt, distrust, or change of outlook often in a
slyly subtle manner
On 2015-02-04 22:46, t8mf4nu6l...@canaglie.net wrote:
I think the whole categories based approach is somewhat lacking, a
package can have multiple uses. I think what is needed is tags.
Upstream has done some work with this.
You won't find an argument from me there. In fact, I have always
The FSF doesn't judge hardware based on whether or not it's malicious, but
rather, on whether or not you are not being restricted from exercising
control over your computing. Firmware being burnt into a ROM is not a
gratuitous restriction like Microsoft's refusal to give the source code to
Linux hardcodes the names of firmware files. If one is missing, an error
message naming that firmware file is displayed. Debian's Linux just takes out
the firmware, so these error messages show. Linux-libre removes these names
from the source code and prints DEBLOBBED instead of the name of
You do not have to wait for Trisquel: you can install any desktop
environment you like!
I personally use GNOME Shell (just install the eponymous package on top of
Trisquel and choose it at the graphical login screen). There is Trisquel Mini
with LXDE. There are the triskel and
How are the developers at Debian removing the firmware blobs without losing
the functionality to load non-free firmware blobs?
To clarify, you're wrong to assume that Trisquel uses the Ubuntu
repositories. Trisquel has its own repositories, though the software in them
is from Ubuntu's repositories (compiled from source, not just copying the
binaries; and in many cases with custom patches applied).
Thanks for the great explanation.
Are you sure about that? I think that only the patched packages are rebuilt
from source. The other packages are copied, unchanged, from the Ubuntu
repositories. This was the main argument of the prism-break guys for
excluding Trisquel from their list of recommended distros (they don't
true
dose anyone know how much money you need to make your own cpu/gpu/wifi card??
What the FSF says, as far as I know is not that It's free if it can't be
updated.
I think they said something like, if it can't be tweaked, it can be counted
as hardware, and since we specialise in software.
I meant more a way to use the old sync with newer versions of FF.
Hello
Is there an open source driver for the Brother DCP-7055 printer/scanner?
There are different drivers at their website but I don't know if they are
open althougt they provide a source code.
http://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadlist.aspx?c=eu_otlang=enprod=dcp7055_allos=128
I hope
I am sorry this thread should be called: Brother DCP-7055 printer...
You can install the package named system-config-printer-gnome (for instance
from the Synaptic package manager) and get the graphical interface you use
to have on Trisquel 6.
is there as FHF(free hardware foundation) then?
maby one day 3d printing will get good enough so we can print are own cpu
firmware
but until then what exactly can we do about spy-ware other than don’t
connect to any internet?
I laughed out loud at that definition of insinuating - that is exactly
Jodiendo!!
Tomlukey - you don't understand one thing: Jodiendo enjoys very very much
trolling and joking - you must never take it personally..
Jodiendo - old troll - did you just say birdy num num?
Or did you say I would
Simple, Research it! and read the manual of your board. there is plenty of
forums and web sites for that kind of headache.
USB has +5V, ground and two differential data pins. There is no +12V.
Wires are usually coloured, red for +5V, black for ground.
Reading the manual or using a multimeter should answer your question.
You might also trace to which pins the wires go.
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In a pre-electronical age, owning a machine raised no ethical issues since
you could study its mechanisms and make sure that it's not mistreating you.
Think of a wheelbarrow for instance.
1. The owner could check how it works
2. It was technically very limited when it comes to possibly harming
Thank you everyone, I will make it in Latex.
Ni hao Rocket,
I would not recommend it, but in theory it should be possible. Most Libre
systems use scripts to remove the non-free software and documentation, would
be alot of work to do this program by program.
Ruben, perhaps Trisquel could offer a mirror in Hong Kong or Taiwan?
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