In the future I would like to commit to help, but today I think I do not met
the prerequisites for what i want in the future: be a developer. I am using
gnu/linux about 2/3 years from now and still learning programming language (
I know fair of C, and just started with bash shell). So in
Rubén does still work in the project, from time to time, but he does.
He told me on IRC, and probably told here also, that he does reserve a
day to work on the project.
Besides, people tend to think that maintaining or even making a
free/libre system distribution is such an easy task such as to
I actually posted that prior to reading his response that was kinda lost in
the replies. It as in response to your original post.
Not that it matters since every time I post, there's always someone there to
downvote it and make hidden.
Yes, if you can translate into another language some manual it would be cool
! Thinks :-)
However I think English manual need major clean up and big reorganization
before make new translation.
Give me one I and start tranlating to Portuguese this very week. Seriously I
want to contribute!
I'll send the translation to you as i do it. when we could start?
I'd definitely be down for helping out with Trisquel. I am only a beginner/
intermediate developer and new to Trisquel and GNU/Linix (since last year).
Where do i ask?
Again, it's not only about normal updates. The default browser wasn't
maintained for months, which is a huge problem for unsuspecting users. It
seems it's because the automated process was a bit too strict (not a bad
thing in itself), and is going to be fixed.
And it's been mentioned
Have you tried alternatives like Adminer from http://adminer.org ?
I'm copying this message to libreplanet-discuss and to Alexandre Oliva
since I think it's important for them to know this message too.
I'm very worried about the crowdfunding too.
Don't worry, I *am* contributing by spreading the word about it, even
though I hardly have the salary/wage to
the complexity of doing a multi-device launch i explain here:
https://www.crowdsupply.com/eoma68/micro-desktop/updates/moqs
basically we're already 54% of the way to one of the critical thresholds for
the Computer Cards: the MOQ is 250. assuming an equal balance we actually
should reach
adfeno, i'd like to share some insight with you. when you "worry" people can
sense it. they can hear it in your words, even if you don't actually *say*
"i am worried". what then happens is... your WORRIES become fulfilled - they
become true - because those thoughts "fail, fail, fail,
This makes sense. I mean, the alert system should at least not let such lack
of updates go unnoticed for too long, but if there's only one maintainer who
can intervene, that's indeed a problem.
That is, IF that's how it is right now (I have no idea).
Indeed. And as I said before: it's normal for there to be some slowdown in
contributions during this period. We just need to push it up to the point
where it's almost there, and then there will be a surge of contributions at
the end to push it over the edge.
Just remain positive, and
You know I saw one of your earlier posts, and I have to say, the attitude of
positivity you have is very good.
I should know better than to think the opposite... Not to drag this
conversation into a crazy way, but science and religion both have one thing
in common, they both agree on one
Good links. They have debated debian. Asking for non free free software
during installation does not work. It seems fsf does not think it is
difficult enough to get non free software into debian 8 after installation.
That you have to select non free software should be fitting in order to be
Iceweasel no longer exists. Debian disables OpenH264 in Firefox, and it is
not even downloaded.
thanks muhammed!
ok that photo was the second prototype, i'd experimented with ABS for the
sides and for the screen-hinge after leaving the first prototype in a bay
window, in the sun where i had photographed it... you know what's coming next
don't you it had melted because PLA has a
You forgot that the FSF also has to spend a ton of money on union dues.
(Rough estimate per worker: https://i.imgur.com/WXj2Hzz.jpg )
I had a very strange dream last night. In my dream people called me senor
Robotto and I was a kickass hacker. Last thing I remember before waking up is
I was writing the last lines of code for my very special new distro - in the
dream I referred to it as Trisquelian9. It was Debian main
If you want to help with development, the documentation is here:
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/development-0
And the source code is here:
https://devel.trisquel.info/groups/trisquel
You can try to get pull requests from git that ruben can import and save him
some time, but afaik everything
It hadn't even occurred to me that there were alternatives - many thanks for
the pointer!
Installed it, similar results (a 404 this time) but a quick search revealed
that there are still a few manual configuration steps, for some reason not
included in the package:
sudo ln -s
yehh chris has tried different laptops, the ones that can be used regularly
by businesses day-to-day are the 15in ones. it's just... it took a *year* to
design that casework, and that was full-time. it's something we can put on
the todo list, but we'll certainly need community help with it
heh well, organized religion in my opinion is bad only if the church you go
to doesn't teach grace because usually that means they are condemners and
therefore are either bad or evil.
I like to look at it this way, grace saves you... works helps you save
others...
but meh I refer to him
thanks calmstorm. i am too (christian) but i usually refer to Him as
archangel michael. as you may have guessed i'm not a keen fan of organised
hierarchical religion... :)
oh it was you! i saw the total go up, so thank you :)
Well, if you guys want more peoples work for free to Trisquel,I give you a
solution !
Just find gnu/linux developers and convince them to join Trisquel developers
team.
@t3g: I don't think that Ruben is giving us some kind of "attitude" here.
It's just that he seems to be a bit overwhelmed and, to be honest, I would
definitely feel the same if I were the sole maintainer of such an important
distribution. It's not like he let's us all wait on purpose. It's
Thanks Luke.
Could you post a pic of the material if you have a chance, and how the
material(s) might correspond to the laptop:
http://lpxshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/eoma_02-e1454448637648.jpg
Good luck in your crowd funding campaign; I hope that you guys succeed.
I would agree that he has a life, but I also think Ruben needs more help and
quite honestly, I don't know where I would find help. heh.
I wondered how that would play out.
do you think you will succeed in raising 150k?
I wish you lots of luck and hope you will succeed.
But I do wonder, if 60 days was too few to raise the money. but meh that's my
opinion I suppose.
I hope you don't give up even when it seems like it is
This is a technique I agree with whole heartedly. Those religious people who
are "Really religious" meaning not false ones... would agree with you. By the
way, I donated 15$ more to your cause. I probably won't go any further but I
will try and give people reason to support you if I can.
Well then, I guess I should be more positive indeed. :)
I tend to be pessimist, most times I do it as defensive pessimism, but
other times I overdo it.
This "common agreement" between religion and science is new to me
actually.
There are some researchers that defend some form of defensive
HKR has many great and important points!
I used to participate on another GNU/Linux distro earlier, which was even
smaller than Trisquel and a one-leader-project.
My participation was mainly hanging on the forum and helping people out with
their issues, but I also did some packages
Sorry for all the questions -- and thanks for taking the time to answer ...
just a few more from me
For the laptop, does the LCD connect to the Computer Card via a LVDS? Will
your business sell different LCD screens (perhaps higher res, perhaps just
replacement screens) in the future that
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