Re: [Trisquel-users] Hello everyone! I have a question about this part of Trisquel GNU/Linux
"I don't see what are you answering to" I was responding to you. It's all there on the web forums. Check it out: https://trisquel.info/en/forum/hello-everyone-i-have-question-about-part-trisquel-gnulinux#comment-140444 on #18, #19, #20. nadebula.1984: "As long as Debian keeps i386 architecture, it's not a big problem ... I do have some legacy computers (32-bit CPU without PAE) running i386 version of Debian testing..." Narcis Garcia: (To nadebula.1984): "I don't know what are you answering to; for x86 platform Debian. currently requires i686 compatible processors." Me: The usage of i386 in that context was not to processors but instead to Debian's name of this port, which they still call i386 even though it requires i686 processors. The ISO installer image, in the package manager, everywhere. So when you see someone saying that they're not referring to the processor in that context. :)
Re: [Trisquel-users] VirtualBox, Eclipse Java
VirtualBox is in the "contrib" repository of Debian, and the "multiverse" repository of Ubuntu. This implies that there may be minor freedom issue with VirtualBox.
Re: [Trisquel-users] VirtualBox, Eclipse Java
I don't see why you couldn't... It just isn't in the repositories, but there are a fistful of ways to install any software in Gnu/Linux distributions.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Flatpak
I don't know if it was Snap or Flatpak, but [one of these] had a issue reported in Trisquel, in which they would allow installing from the default repository maintained by the package manager, that wouldn't be a problem if the repository had policy to include only GNU FSDG compliant packages. To clarify, this message doesn't have references, as such, take with a grain of salt as I'm currently unable to look which program was in Trisquel's website search - I'm going to do some college tests/exams now. Em 14 de abril de 2019 14:01:59 BRT, svh...@gmail.com escreveu: > > Libre? > >https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak/blob/master/COPYING > >https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim > >On debian 9 64bit I installed >flatpak 1.2.4 - 4 >gajim 1.1.2 >omemo 2.6.26 > >Gajim and omemo runs. -- - Página com formas de contato: https://libreplanet.org/wiki/User:Adfeno#vCard - Ativista do software livre (não confundir com o gratuito). Avaliador da liberdade de software e de sites. - Página com lista de contribuições: https://libreplanet.org/wiki/User:Adfeno#Contribs - Para uso em escritórios e trabalhos, favor enviar arquivos do padrão internacional OpenDocument/ODF 1.2 (ISO/IEC 26300-1:2015 e correlatos). São os .odt/.ods/.odp/odg. O LibreOffice é a suíte de escritório recomendada para editar tais arquivos. - Para outros formatos de arquivos, veja: https://libreplanet.org/wiki/User:Adfeno#Arquivos - Gosta do meu trabalho? Contrate-me ou doe algo para mim! https://libreplanet.org/wiki/User:Adfeno#Suporte - Use comunicações sociais federadas padronizadas, onde o "social" permanece independente do fornecedor. #DeleteWhatsApp. Use #XMPP (https://libreplanet.org/wiki/XMPP.pt), #DeleteFacebook #DeleteInstagram #DeleteTwitter #DeleteYouTube. Use #ActivityPub via #Mastodon (https://joinmastodon.org/). - #DeleteNetflix #CancelNetflix. Evite #DRM: https://www.defectivebydesign.org/ signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: [Trisquel-users] Separating hostnames having multiple IPv4 addresses from a long two-column list
What's your Calc version number?
Re: [Trisquel-users] VirtualBox, Eclipse Java
I need JavaFX too and it seems mainly proprietary
[Trisquel-users] VirtualBox, Eclipse Java
Good evening, My question is the following : Is it possible to install and run VirtualBox and Eclipse on Trisquel OS. I am studying in computer science and I absolutly need those softwares thanks
Re: [Trisquel-users] Separating hostnames having multiple IPv4 addresses from a long two-column list
My OpenOffice Calc is actually the LibreOffice Calc that comes with Trisquel
(flidas). The link that I'm attempting to follow is here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35822359/highlight-duplicate-value-in-openoffice-calc
At the bottom of that page is the suggested solution:
"If you want to format any value in a cell that is a duplicate of the one
immediately above it, select the entire column and use the following formula
in Conditional Formatting:
"(INDIRECT(CELL("address"))=OFFSET(INDIRECT(CELL("address"));-1;0))"
But when I select Conditional Formatting, the drop-down menu is
uncooperative, and I've no idea how to proceed ... anything I do just freezes
the program.
I'm presuming that after I've color-coded the duplicates, that I can
thereafter separate the color-coded ones from the rest.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Separating hostnames having multiple IPv4 addresses from a long two-column list
That shouldn't be the case - Calc should easily be able to handle 80,000+ rows at a time. Which version of Calc are you using? The latest 6.2.2 is very stable. Also, how are you installing it? I prefer to download from the Libreoffice website and install from there, as many distributions only supply outdated or poorly configured versions in their repositories. Also, what do you mean by freezing? I've dealt with 650,000 rows of data in Calc at a time, and if I apply a formula to the entire spreadsheet Calc will appear to "freeze" for a few minutes, but it is just taking the time it needs to calculate the changes. Do you mean "freezing" in terms of it completely locking up? Or is it simply acting unresponsive for awhile while it calculates changes? Let us know, I'll bet we can help find a solution.
[Trisquel-users] Separating hostnames having multiple IPv4 addresses from a long two-column list
Back in February I was rescued by Magic Banana from a predicament wherein I was failing to remove duplicate lines from a two-column list of hostnames and their IPv4 addresses: https://trisquel.info/en/forum/sort-and-uniq-fail-remove-all-duplicates-list-hostnames-and-their-ipv4-addresses Now I'm faced with a similar, longer (~80,000 rows) list of all the hostnames in a collection of address blocks, from which I'm trying to _remove_ all the lines whose hostnames are _not_ repeated. That should yield a list of hostnames that are repeated within the same address block or even across different address blocks. This would be easy if I could flag repeated strings in the first column and then sort them (along with their associated IPv4 addresses in the second column, which contains no duplicates) so that I can make a two-column list of just the hostnames that have multiple IPv4 addresses. OpenOffice Calc seems to have a way of flagging duplicate values in adjacent cells in a column, but mine freezes so often that the exerimentation would take too long. Thanks, George Langford
[Trisquel-users] Re : Icecat seems very outdated, what browser *should* one be using?
Abrowser is the exception to the rule. The only exception, as far as I know.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Icecat seems very outdated, what browser *should* one be using?
> "general policy is to freeze package versions on the release of a given Trisquel version and then apply only security patches/bug fixes. But the version number remains frozen." I'm confused by this. The version number of ABrowser seems to be regularly incremented. But not IceCat? Does the policy on this depend on whether it's part of the default application set or not? Or is ABrowser just the exception to the rule?
Re: [Trisquel-users] How to migrate from Ubuntu 18.04
Thank you; I'll try to do with some strategy like this. Each OS installer should support installing from an application, without booting its CD/DVD. El 16/4/19 a les 4:16, ulises.sanc...@safe-mail.net ha escrit: > I recommend to make a backup. If you can not or do not want, downsize > said partition using GParted to release at least 5 GiB (I recommend > more), turn off your computer once the resizing is complete, boot from > the installation disk, select "install alongside Ubuntu" after selecting > your language, after installing trisquel you will have both operating > systems, move your files from the Ubuntu partition to the Trisquel > partition, you can ask later how to uninstall Ubuntu.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Hello everyone! I have a question about this part of Trisquel GNU/Linux
I don't see what are you answering to, but I remember that this list thread was related to supported processors by Linux kernels. El 16/4/19 a les 3:14, ja...@bluehome.net ha escrit: > "currently requires i686 compatible processors." > > Perhaps; but the name of the architecture (in the package manager and > when downloading the ISO from debian.org) remains "i386" and so when you > see people mentioning "i386" in relation to Debian it is best to > interpret that to be a reference to the Debian name of the architecture, > not the precise CPU.
