Howdy Folks,
Just tried Trisquel for the first time just yesterday. So far, very cool, but lots of bugs and glitches to be worked out. I downloaded all my files to a partition and it won't let me go to work on my own files! What the... ? Can't save the changes! It wants to make a new file, and then it won't let me save the changes I make to the new one either! Wow! Nor will it allow me to change permissions on my files so I can transfer them.

I'm not allowed access to the /root folder either! What's that supposed to mean? I thought this was free software!

I partitioned the hard drive, making a /root partition, then a /home partition, then a swap partition. Then the first installation didn't install correctly, and when I went to do everything over, I now find myself stuck with this sda5 partition I cannot delete! I then left the partitions alone and installed again. Things appear to be working fairly well this time around. But it won't let me wipe out that sda5 even if I am starting over completely! What's up with that?

I'm a Puppy and Quirky Linux user for the most part. So this Trisquel adventure is a new one on me. It acts a lot like my old Ubuntu Saucy Salamander and Trusty Tahr. Very cool, but very confusing in how it all works. I came over to Trisquel because I love the idea of freedom and free software, plus I wanted to learn the command line from an operating system with a full-boogie command line. Puppy and Quirky use both ASH, and BASH, and Busybox. So it's not easy to learn to begin with, and when one tries to use a machine with a full command line, very little of what one knows works in the terminal!

It's always a new adventure with a new Linux OS. Fun! Fun! Fun! Really! Truly! I couldn't live without it! Anyway, I will be searching the board for some answers to some of these little glitches. If anyone would like to chime in and help out, that would be fanatastic! Meantime I am up and running and this looks like a great OS! Thank you!

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