I have done something else...
Anyway this was a 3 day installation, I've saved before all the home
directory and all selections in Synaptic. So, no real problems for recovering
it all.
Frist, I tried to modify the /etc/fstab with a live usb bu doing
sudo mount /dev/system_partition /mnt
> I searched an information about this event and apparently it was an April
fools joke by lead developer
Ah, seems like some developer has a strange sense of humor. Thank you for the
info. It does seem stable now. I was not trying it in April 2019.
I am not sure what kind of advice you want.
You can setup a swap partition (at least the size of your RAM, to hibernate),
a partition for / (32 GB are enough for most systems) and a partition for
/home that takes the rest of the disk capacity. Keeping unpartitioned space
on the disk does
I decided to uninstall ubuntustudio-controls and try the new
trisquelstudio-controls to handle JACK in Trisquel 9 and it appears to be
broken.
When I type:
systemctl status studio-system.service
● studio-system.service - Studio System CPU Governor Setting
Loaded: loaded
The Win7 pro machine has been running the same copy of windows for 9 years.
Since 2016 have been following Woodys group B security only updates. (woody
on windows) Automatic updates are turned off. The only 3rd party prog running
is netmeter. 160 GB 5400rpm HD on the win 7 X200.
I swap the
I often add or remove hard disks or SSDs. Below is what I always do (maybe
insecure, but very easy). For your reference:
1. Connect to hard disk or SSD to your system. Create partition(s) and format
them. Get the UUID.
2. Create mount points (sub-directories) under home directory
I remember visiting their site and it was all in green text saying about
being hacked by some hacker group. I searched an information about this event
and apparently it was an April fools joke by lead developer:
https://lwn.net/Articles/786593/
Hello,
My laptop is dying and I found a very cheap HP elitebook 2530p. I looked up
here:
https://h-node.org/notebooks/view/en/1496/Compaq-2530p/1/1/undef/undef/undef/undef/compatibility/undef/undef/2530p
According to h-node, it should work with trisquel except for wireless card.
But the
No need to upgrade evolution on Hyperbola - just upgrade gnutls, nettle and
libidn2,
https://forums.hyperbola.info/viewtopic.php?id=369
> Looking at https://www.gnu.org/distros/common-distros.html it sounds Debian
is far better than Ubuntu in case of respecting freedom.
This has been discussed over and over and over again, but I'll briefly
explain. When it comes to the actual software in their repositories, which
is what
I'm so happy to see you continue to dig into antiX's plumbing. Isn't it an
absolutely wonderful conceptual approach?
I did not know that Devuan was wasting time removing those references. That's
an interesting point, I'm going to need to explore further. As far as waiting
on Devuan, they
> I would vote for basing off of Devuan. With Debian and Ubuntu you are
locked into too many of RedHat's walled garden technologies going forward.
I think Debian is a better choice than Devuan for an upstream distro, at
least these days. Starting with Bullseye (and with Buster if you
I find it difficult to pick a laptop which is has
1. Libre hardware (or no whitelist for wifis and no old unsupported ATI
graphics, even a "B-gold" grade from h-node)
2. a CPU without spyware (like intel AMT, ME or AMD PSP)
3. good build quality
As far as I know AMD processors are PSP free
I have no experience with that laptop. That is why cannot confirm whether
the BIOS will let another Wifi card run. I would trust h-node though. As
for the processor,
Thanks for responding Magic Banana.
The following versions in the Trisquel 9 repository do not fix the problem:
claws-mail 3.16.0-1
evolution 3.28.5
So upgrading to Trisquel 9 etiona does not fix the problem.
The snap, claws-mail-moon127 3.17.5 also does not fix the problem.
I agree
Thanks destinationunknown!
I installed treesheets from the terminal. Strangely, I can't find the
program in my Trisquel Mini menu. I opened Tree Sheets by entering
"treesheets" in the terminal.
I'm going to give this program a try and am optimistic about it! Do you know
how to add a
> You can setup a swap partition at least the size of your RAM, to hibernate
I did. Around x1.5 of my Ram to be sure. More is useless.
> Keeping unpartitioned space on the disk does not make much sense.
It's a quite big SSD card (around 450 Go) if we consider 32 GB is enough for
most system.
Thank you
I agree. There is an indescribable difference between having it and not
having it. I wonder how in the olden days were when people only had the
(cable) telephone. When they could not use telephone for one reason or
another. They might have had a similar feeling. Actually I lived under the
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