DuckDuckGo is about as close you will find to a libre search engine that does
not suck. It sounds harsh, but it's true.
Thanks, but this is exactly what's not working. But see my message above, I
may have borked my install by trying too hard :). Will try again on a brand
new install...
Thanks again to all who responded. Will let you know if the situation
improves or not.
In Mint and I presume Ubuntu, I discovered that it's actually very
straightforward : install printer; share it ('Publish shared printers
connected to this system' in System -> Administration -> Printing / Server ->
Settings ; make sure Enabled and Shared are checked in the printer's
Propert
El 12/03/11 15:47, rochefort.benja...@gmail.com escribió:
Hello,
An HP printer is attached to my desktop running Trisquel Taranis. I am
able to print from the desktop, no problem. I also have a laptop
running openSUSE and I want to be able to launch a print job from that
laptop. For some reas
As far as I know, sharing services are not installed by default on Trisquel,
and most other distros. They only start when you request sharing.
Try sharing a folder from the Trisquel desktop; for example, create a folder,
then right-click select Properties > Share tab, and check Share this fol
The problem is with the online database freedb. Is there any way to tell an
audio player like Exaile to change the character encoding?
I have Hebrew installed on Trisquel.
I assume the problem is related to the specific encoding your CDs use. The
thing could be, the text there is encoded with some bullshit format instead
of UTF-8.
Once upon a time people used different encodings for different languages and
there were even different encodings inside one specif
Sharing works with Linux Mint 10, which is based on Ubuntu 10.10. It also
works fine with openSUSE 11.3. Maybe something was broken in Ubuntu 10.04
(on which Trisquel 4.0 is based) and has been fixed since. Will try again
when Trisquel 4.5 is out (very soon I guess?). As for now, I give u
I hear you, I just know sometimes if you want it done right...
Plus, I am thinking of ways to get attention to Trisquel. Perhaps that is a
long shot high resource undertaking. But I can't help but wishing to see
everything having a 100% libre offering.
Perhaps go to system > administration > language support and install
Hebrew.
On Mon, 2011-03-14 at 05:18 +0100, alonivt...@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm having trouble playing Hebrew music CDs. When I use Exaile the names of
> the songs appear as Gibbberish. I have Hebrew fonts installed (culmus and
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