Use make help to list all of the possible configuration targets.
The reason RMS uses gNewSense is because he has a
[http://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html lemote laptop] which
contains a non x86 (MIPS I believe) architecture. Trisquel does not
have a MIPS version so he can't install it on his computer.
I believe he uses it since it has no nonfree
A link to Michal Maslowski's post can be found
[http://listas.trisquel.info/pipermail/trisquel-users/2012-April/008800.html
here]. For some reason it is not showing up properly on the forums.
According to
[https://www.networkworld.com/news/2011/031411-richard-stallman.html?page=2
this
I'm not sure, but it seems there's something wrong with the file system
you're trying to mount. What type is the file system you are trying to mount?
You can check with Disk Utility, which comes preinstalled with Trisquel.
My guess is that the file system is XFS. I haven't used XFS, but if
If you keep a standard configuration, why not simply using this repository to
always use the latest Linux-libre kernel?
That's a silly question, t3g. You know this is a community that follows FSF
guidlines, so I don't know why you always sling anti-rms poop around, and
suggest games ought to be able to be made proprietary.
I don't see why game developers would be excluded for being required to
respect our
For a newbie Free Software supporter, I can only recommend to install
Trisquel with Gnome, and concerning your hardware, there is a web page, where
you can check whether your wifi card is compatible with the libre kernel.
Here is the link:
http://www.h-node.org/
When starting with 100%
Hi all,
I find it interesting that no-one replied to my initial mail/posting. Anyway,
seems not to be much interest in the general gaming performance of Trisquel
with free games on free drivers. The latest Phoronix benchmarks confirmed my
estimation that even a dog old card like my
Hi,
When Trisquel 6.0 comes out, it should have a talking light dm. If
you've been following the Orca list, you may know that my light dm
talked exactly once, but, this is something peculiar to my machine, as
it works for all those other blind Ubuntu 12.04 users. Hopefully, by
the time
I haven't had the chance to read this (and still have not) :) although am
very interested. Will probably do some time later today or tomorrow.
Solved by installing gstreamer0.10-alsa and gnome-media and setting alsa in
gstreamer-properties.
Here are the latest man pages. I have installed them on OSX and now have
access to complex.
http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/docs/man-pages/
http://wiki.scribus.net/canvas/Debian
I believe that card is not compatible. There are a few versions of it and one
of them will work... although it is more expensive.
Using a USB wifi card to solve the non-free driver issue with an internal
card should generally speaking work.
Nobody here is going to recommend installation of a non-free driver/firmware
or help you with it. The primary benefit of Trisquel is freedom. If you are
really following the free software philosophically rather than the open
source philosophy the non-free option isn't an option. If you are
Not to nitpick although I think this isn't quite accurate. I believe the
Lemote doesn't have a BIOS. It isn't that it has a free BIOS. Some of the
hardware may be non-free. I know the newer one has a non-free 3d accelerated
graphics chipset for instance.
I think there is a bit of incorrect
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