Try this in a terminal:
amixer -c0 set Headphone unmute
#Careful, headphone volume will be at 100% after this command
amixer -c0 set Headphone 100%+
You could also try the command 'alsamixer' (without quotes).
(which is a graphical interface to amixer)
If you see 'MM' below any of the colored
It sounds like you are able to log into the desktop, but not to become root
once you're logged in?
Is it possible to tell x11 not to permit a window manager to border a window?
GNU Screen is a very useful program in console environments. You can also
exit a program with: pkill -KILL program_name (though that command should be
a last resort(as the program will not be able to exit normally), for instance
if it stops responding to your input).
Or more like: border/decorate. Better would be to not let the window manager
touch that window at all.
I'm not entirely sure whether this will work or not, but it's worth a try(in
my opinion).
Open a terminal and type: sudo grub-update
Then reboot and see if you can boot into Windows.
I'm
running the bare text mode version of Trisquel 6.0.
Do you know how i can set up a splashscreen(Ubuntu Stuff don't work, its
different(think its changed by Trisquel developers))?
I have tried to edit /etc/default/grub,
changed GRUB_CMDLINUX_DEFAULT=splash from =quiet splash and updated
the
My laptops intel processor got integrated graphics.
The plymouth package appears to be installed, but no manpages are installed.
To
install X11,
sudo apt-get install xinit xorg --no-install-recommends
You can omit the '--no-install-recommends' option, if you want.
But i'm assuming you installed Trisquel-mini for the reason of not
having all those extra unecessary applications.
execute:
xinit
X11 might not permit you to
In
Trisquel GNU/Linux you can automate the process of reinstalling all
your programs pretty easily(compared to windows): apt-get install
program1 ...
Maybe you should educate yourself on what Free
Software is before you actually permanently install a Freedom
respecting version of GNU/Linux like
Do any one know of such a program?
I don't have a desktop taskbar with a menu showing applications, so i use
dmenu to launch programs and therefore need to know the filename of the
'Add/Remove Applications' program in order to launch it. I don't even know if
it's installed, but if i get its name i guess i can install it.
Wow, it is a large install. 57.9 megabyte.
Is there another alternative(with pictures and descriptions) that doesn't
have so many dependencies?
Do you know of one?
Might be going blind later on as my vision is decreasing dramatically more
and more. So i need to research how i can possibly use the computer
efficiently without the need of eyes.
I use this one, and it works perfectly.
Try this
I startup xmobar or dzen2 in ~/.xsession, but they are not visible on the
screen.
This only occurs when logging in with slim, if i start x from a terminal then
xmobar, dzen2 are both visible. In order to start xmobar or dzen2 i need to
manually from the terminal.
All my other applications
I have an intel cpu integrated graphics card (hd 3000).
After Net Install video games seem to run very poorly, and i guess this is
because of a driver problem? When i used Trisquel-Mini or Gnome then games
would run smooth (except those that are way to exhaustive).
If this is correct, does
service script_name start will execute system V init script script_name
located in /etc/init.d.
System V init scripts are executed on boot. A Login Manager requires this,
otherwise you'd need to start it manually from the terminal which makes it
much easier to just type xinit in order to
On my netinstall computer graphics applications are super slow, but on the
regular desktop version of Trisquel they run fast. I wonder in what package
can i get the necessary driver for this? Because apparently the Desktop
version of Trisquel includes this.
If you're on the trisquel-mini version, then the problem is with openbox (the
window manager) and no workaround for a faulty alsa.
Try these commands in a terminal:
amixer -qc0 set Master toggle;amixer -qc0 set Headphone unmute;amixer -qc0
set Speaker unmute
If your sounds back on then open
Compiz should have an integrated Compositor, i think.
You should install compizconfig-settings-manager and enable it instead.
ctrl + alt + t
sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
The only thing i've noticed with my TPE-N150USB bought from Thinkpenguin.com,
is that it has a harder time connecting to the access point of my router.
Sometimes i need to bring it closer in order to have it connected.
It works decently for downloading web pages, and youtube-dll videos as well
As long as you don't overwrite any of the existing operating system
partition.
I've never experienced issues when installing Trisquel.
Are you using the text-mode install or the graphical one?
The text-mode install, doesn't use a mouse.
why can't those sites just direct us to a normal link.
Also try:
$ ls /lib/firmware | grep htc_.*
The output should include: htc_7010.fw htc_9271.fw
Just in case somehow the wireless adapter firmware is removed for some
reason.
If anything that is drawn there stays there until overwritten.
Try setting a wallpaper.
I think the gnome way of doing it is launching system settings and clicking
on appearance.
Cannot say for sure whether or not a program needs to actively tend to the
root window, or if there's some X11
If Manual Solution gives you a shell, does this work?
Can't you
$ chmod -R +w /mount/point
But i bet there's something wrong with your fstab line as it appears to be
complaining that it cannot mount something.
Is there supposed to be a comma between 'ntfs' and 'auto' ?
If you're gonna be inside X11 while using it, why don't you just change the
screen resolution with lxrandr or xrandr when it's booted up? I believe the
option is 'Try Trisquel without installing' or something similar.
Then do
$ apt-get install xorg xinit
$ xinit
If it's a live CD, HDD space is not used, only RAM; No permanent change to
the computer.
But are you sure you got the right ISO?
There's really no X11 when you boot, 'Try Trisquel without installing'.
I think that you may have confused
One alternative is to use feh.
$ apt-get install feh #Install feh
Create this file, name it whatever.
#!/bin/bash
delay=10 #Timeout between image switch (seconds)
directory=~/Images #Directory with files
while true; do
#Add '--recursive' in order to include sub folders too.
I know you can choose between many different kernels, when installing using
the 'net install' (at least for Trisquel 6.0).
# View available outputs
$ xrandr
# Enable the VGA1 output
$ xrandr --output VGA1 --auto # automatically select mode
# Turn it off
$ xrandr --output VGA1 --off
# Set up a dual display, using outputs LVDS1 and VGA1
$ xrandr --output LVDS1 --mode 1024x768 --pos 0x0 --output VGA1 --mode
It's very nice. liGNUx
My script basically does what cpufreqd would do for me,
manually writing to /sys/devices/system/cpu*/cpufreq/.
In vimb i use,
:set scripts=off
which works also to disable javascript, but it's not selective.
I've isolated which line of my script that removes the high pitched noise.
The line,
# rmmod uhci_hcd #disable module uhci_hcd
which is the kernel module for USB 1.1 support, right?
That line disables the module and with it the noise. However, USB 1.1 devices
won't work without it.
I've tested
hey, i've been continously searching for a solution to the heat problem.
it seems that playing music, watching videos, visiting websites that uses
alot javascript, makes the
temperature of 1 CPU core to rise dramatically, while the other core remain
~constant in temperature.
i've always had a
I forgot to mention,
look in /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/
interesting files are,
scaling_governor
#do $ cat scaling_available_governors
#to figure out which governors you can use
#you must also load the equivalent kernel module
#ie,
Hey, I had the same problem. Here's how I solved it.
First, the annoying high pithced sound emitting from the motherboard?
https://github.com/fenrus75/powertop
Download and Compile it, only if apt-get's version ain't got the
'--auto-tune' option.
First issue,
$ powertop --calibrate #and
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