davidpgil, believe us that making a freed Ubuntu isn't an easy as just "Install Ubuntu and run trisquelize.sh." If it were, new Trisquel releases would come out on the same day as Ubuntu! You have to wait until the corresponding Trisquel version is there. You can't boot the cart before the horse.
Not only would not be possible because the sources.list file would be changed
to point to a repository that doesn't exist (and so installation of any
packages would be impossible since they don't exist) the existing system
would also be hardmed in the process. That's because part of the Trisquelize
script removes known non-free things which includes important things like the
kernel. Without a kernel to boot, the system is now borked.
- [Trisquel-users] Ubuntu 18.04 and the Trisquelize Script While ... davidpgil
- Re: [Trisquel-users] Ubuntu 18.04 and the Trisquelize Scri... Mason Hock
- Re: [Trisquel-users] Ubuntu 18.04 and the Trisquelize ... jason
