Removing files created by proprietary software is good. It further
removes references to proprietary software from the system.
I once saw a .MAC_OSX file in a tarball I downloaded. They're
not .DS_store anymore. They're full-on ads for Apple.
On Tue, 2017-12-26 at 21:21 -0500, bill-auger wrote:
> regarding my suggestion to change the labels in the GUI to not mention
> the brand names of the programs that created them - i should have
> qualified that with: "if the FSDG requires any changes to this program"
> - but i am not convinced that
On Tue, 26 Dec 2017 21:21:56 -0500,
bill-auger wrote:
> regarding my suggestion to change the labels in the GUI to not mention
> the brand names of the programs that created them - i should have
> qualified that with: "if the FSDG requires any changes to this program"
> - but i am not convinced tha
regarding my suggestion to change the labels in the GUI to not mention
the brand names of the programs that created them - i should have
qualified that with: "if the FSDG requires any changes to this program"
- but i am not convinced that any changes are required
the only reason i suggest that may
On 12/26/2017 08:52 PM, Luke Shumaker wrote:
>
> .DS_Store is a macOS thing, not a Windows thing, isn't it?
>
yea probably - i was thinking of the thumbnail cache files windows adds
into in each folder that is browsed with the file manager - they are
named thumbs.db or something like that
si
On Tue, 26 Dec 2017 14:09:01 -0500,
On 12/25/2017 07:59 PM, Pablo Correa Gómez wrote:
> Basically, Bleachbit is a program able to remove temporary
> files from different other programs. Unfortunately, it mentions and
> supports some non-free programs that are not supported by Trisquel, but
>
i will also add that parabola make no modifications to the upstream
bleachbit other than forcing python2 - presumably that is true for the
other FSDG distros as well - so if this is indeed something to be
addressed by patches then it is not only pertinent to trisquel and this
conversation should be
