I've used that before. It's more or less Eclipse tailored to web development,
as far as I can see. Eclipse is a bit heavy for my taste.
I'm a fan of Aptana Studio 3 running on top of OpenJDK
sascha, did you try the latest version of FlashVideoReplacer (which works
with Youtube)?
It is available here (just download to your computer then open with your
Mozilla based browser via File -> Open):
http://www.webgapps.org/add-ons/flashvideoreplacer/download-firefox
Actually, IceCat was recently added to all supported versions of Trisquel.
It happened earlier today, if I recall. I'm currently running IceCat in
Taranis.
Actually are you using the 5.0 alpha? It actually shouldn't work with the
command. Versions 4.5 and below don't have icecat in them (unless you add an
external PPA).
You would have to have your friend add the ppa for icecat if he isn't using
the 5.0 alpha.
It is a correct way. Another one, if you prefer a GUI, is to use the Synaptic
package manager (accessible from the System/Administration menu).
Someone sent me an email asking how to install GNU IceCat. Strangely you
cannot do it when clicking on add/remove software. I installed it by opening
a terminal and typing sudo apt-get install icecat, then sudo apt-get update
not sure if this was the correct way to do it but it worked for me.
The Deskbar-Applet seems to have the same features or at least similar with
the ones you are talking about.
I'm not sure if it's in the default configuration but is definitely in the
repositories.
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In Fedora there is a possibility to add a resizeable area to the gnome-panel,
which acts as a substitute for the Alt+F2 command. Everything that is entered
there autocompletes according to what you have entered there before. Enter
executes the command. It's very neat and helps to keep the des
Alright! Geany seems to be a good tool, thanks for the hint Adrian.
PS I ticked "install desktop" in the installation process so this may be a
bug in Trisquel-netinst_4.5.1_amd64.iso
Thank you both.
I shall try those and report back.
It should be added, that the drivers for 3D support are there, they just
require the binary firmware to be loaded at runtime to execute some functions
(like 3D rendering). AMD does not want to make that firmware open source. An
AMD/ATI official stated in a forum that this is due to their DRM.
I think it's safe, because your current version of Linux should be
2.6.35-30, not 2.6.35-28. Aptitude is just cleaning old and unused
packages. It did the same on system recently.
Hi!
I also use Trisquel with an AMD/ATI GPU. I don't know any exciting
tricks concerning that. It doesn't seem like AMD GPUs will run in full
capacity in a completely free system any time soon. AMD doesn't allow
it. See:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/3d-and-free-software-trisquel#comment-4170
I used to have an ATI Radeon X850XT. What tricks I found for better 3D
support? Easy. I bought a new motherboard with an integrated Intel X4500. I
know, it sucks. Both the fact that this is the only way for reliable, non
reverse engineered 3D support and the performance of the card. Some olde
when I try to install geany aptitude tells me the following packages will be
removed: linux-headers-2.6.35-28{u} linux-headers-2.6.35-28-generic{u}
That doesn't seem right, is it possible I screwed up something in my system?
That is true. Now, KompoZer probably is irrelevant. I have not tried
BlueGriffon yet.
First of all, please call the operating system GNU/Linux:
http://www.gnu.org/gnu/why-gnu-linux.html
Then, I feel sorry for you but I do not believe there exists any trick to
have a better experience with the radeon and, to the best of my knowledge, it
is now the only Free driver working wit
I used to use bluefish a lot but I ended up moving to geany. Geany seems to
blend in more with the Gnome environment and seems to behave more predictably
sometimes (e.g. try to select a block of text and indent it. In geany it's
just the standard tab key, in bluefish it's Ctrl+period or somet
Hello all,
I'm a newcomer to completely free software community and I have found myself
facing a dilemma. I have a computer with an ATI Radeon HD 4350 for my
graphics card. Now, I am not exactly a newbie to linux systems and have known
about the problems with ATI and open source for some ti
You will be disappointed. The reason was given in this mail (
https://lwn.net/Articles/445222/ ):
I decided to just bite the bullet, and call the next version 3.0. It
will get released close enough to the 20-year mark, which is excuse
enough for me, although honestly, the real reason is just tha
Appears he just isn't very comfortable with counting as high as 40. That's
literally what he said. Kind of disappointed now.
Mr. Torvalds wants to jump right to 3.0 from this point? That is quite
amazing.
I used to work in bluefish, but am slowly switching to simply kate. Kate is
better, because it has all the functions I need (switching between many
different files in one session, syntax highlighting for HTML and CSS) and
starts faster than bluefish even in gnome. That's for the test editor.
Glad that it works for you, have fun with html5 video!
I have no idea how blocking cookies from one particular site works on GNU
Icecat. I cannot find any option that would allow you to do that in the Edit
- Preferences menu...
On 07/31/2011 10:24 AM, daemo...@orcon.net.nz wrote:
I've just been looking around and the two that caught my attention are:
Bluefish http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/index.html
And BlueGriffon http://bluegriffon.org/
Anyone familiar with either of these? Which is best? Are there other
programs
For a simple website, there is KompoZer: http://kompozer.net
Personally I use... Emacs. :-)
I've just been looking around and the two that caught my attention are:
Bluefish http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/index.html
And BlueGriffon http://bluegriffon.org/
Anyone familiar with either of these? Which is best? Are there other programs
out there worth checking out?
block the cookies from youtube. It's a known issue, from time to time you
have to block them. If you have a youtube account, you'll have to reenable
them in order to login the next time. That problem comes and goes, and to
watch videos again you have to just block the cookies from youtube.
I recently installed the GNU Icecat browser because it seems to be more
compatible with HTML5 video. After a few hours though it stoped working: when
I click on a video now I get a black screen and the message "an error
occured, please try again later". I used to have the same problem when us
Actually that was on my first-draft list. Having a rule something along the
lines of don't bite the new people. Wikipedia has a similar rule
(https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Wikipedia:Please_do_not_bite_the_newcomers).
I know how hard being a new user is.
Unfortunately I d
I installed icecat. It scores a lot better on the html5 test than the browser
that comes with the iso.
I understand Ivaylo, sorry. I overreacted you're right - which is why I
edited my initial remark before you answered;)
I second that idea of opening a subforum on rules. BUT I remember full well
what it was like when I first got on the Ubuntu Forums. When you're new to
Linux everything is rather overwhelming and it takes a few months for people
to understand that posting a question in a forum is not just for
В 09:01 +0200 на 31.07.2011 (нд), sascharehb...@yahoo.co.uk написа:
> "It might
> be a good idea to point users and their future questions about Linterna
> Mágica to the project's mailing list (linterna-magica-users at
> nongnu.org). I think it is not a good idea Trisquel's hospitality to be
> abus
GNU Icecat is actually going to be the default browser in the next version of
Trisquel 5.
Currently it isn't included in the repos but you can install it via PPA here
(https://launchpad.net/~gnuzilla-team/+archive/ppa). It supports webM while
the current abrowser does not.
It is also bas
Hey Sascha,
I just wanted to let you know I find no problem with you asking your question
here. I am a memember of the documentation team (de facto leader since all
other members are inactive) and I have worked on this part of the
documentation about viewing video without flash and using H
Thank you Aloniv. You're right my problem is that I'm not able to watch
videos on the Internet as much as I'd like to. I therfor joined the youtube
html5 trial which worked a few days but stopped working 2 days ago when all
of a sudden the browser kept freezing everytime you'd want to watch a
sasha, there is a reason why Mozilla doesn't support H.264 - it is because
H.264 is patent-encumbered.
Anyway, if you want WebM support I advise you to get the IceCat browser as it
uses a newer version of Mozilla browser. If you also want H.264 playback
perhaps you should try a WebKit based
"It might
be a good idea to point users and their future questions about Linterna
Mágica to the project's mailing list (linterna-magica-users at
nongnu.org). I think it is not a good idea Trisquel's hospitality to be
abused by a project that is not a sub project, nor included in it."
I am really
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