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.
It has a free program that initializes the hardware, shows a menu of
kernels to run and boots one of them, supports network booting and
flashing itself. It's
Not solved. Thanks gentlemen for your suggestions. Unfortunately I'm not
really a geek. I tried to put into practice your advices, but without result.
I solved by making a switch to Trisquel 5.5 and everything seems to work
right now. Thanks again!
Good to know. That is about what I figured. It isn't using coreboot or a
non-free BIOS. Obviously there is something present prior to the OS (although
maybe I worded it badly). I think there is something which distinguishes the
BIOS in x86 systems with the firmware here. I know there is a
What is the battery life on this netbook/notebook?
I wouldn't hate it, simply not use it. To be honest I have never found Steam
useful on Windows - it simply downloads loads of content in the background
even while ideling.
There are many FOSS programs that can replace steam:
http://www.desura.com/
The partition isn't encrypted. The old unformatted partition is intact and
contains my old profile directory
binary@bitslip:/home/psyber$ ls -al
total 12
dr-x-- 3 binary binary 4096 2011-04-15 00:30 .
drwxr-xr-x 6 root root 4096 2012-04-23 22:38 ..
lrwxrwxrwx 1 binary binary 56
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On 2012-04-27 22:52, gustavo...@lavabit.com wrote:
http://wiki.scribus.net/canvas/Debian
Isn't it:
sudo apt-get install scribus-ng
?
See:
If you want to switch, you might consider switching to parabola, which is a
libre Arch like Trisquel is a libre Ubuntu.
Also, if you want something different from Gnome3 in Trisquel, you can always
install with the text installer option, deselect any of the desktop
environments and just
Yes, your home directory is encrypted with eCryptfs, not the partition
itself. Follow the guide I wrote, if you want to access the encrypted files
in your old user's home directory.
I was able to get the free space to 875.8 when I emptied a lot of my tmp, but
that still concerns me, and I don't want to have to allways clear my tmp
Not entirely sure although it may be related to cryptfs I believe if you
still have that.
I did a fresh install
Then it sounds like you created a partition which was too small. I think if
you used the defaults and wiped out all previous partitions you should be ok.
Unless you have installed a significant number of applications/downloaded
significant content/or copied over a significant amount of data.
If you open a terminal and run sudo apt-get clean you would also free some
space.
The terminal command put me at 3.3 GB of free space. I installed tons and
tons of games. I don't understand how it's affecting the root, especially
since I have over 100 GB space in my home folder.
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On 2012-04-28 18:09, ch...@thinkpenguin.com wrote:
Not entirely sure although it may be related to cryptfs I believe
if you still have that.
I filed a bug about this a while ago, haven't heard back about it:
https://trisquel.info/en/issues/4879
F.
The problem with Desura is that, like Ubuntu One, the server is still
proprietary, making the client pretty much useless until somebody makes a
server that works with the client.
The problem with the rest is that I don't really get the point of them. From
what it looks like, Lutris is
Agreed. With Trisquel you don't need some game manager or anything like
that. You have the repos. If you want to see a list of free games just look
[http://packages.trisquel.info/brigantia/games/ there].
How did you setup your partition? If you setup two partitions with one being
a small swap partition and the other being everything else then you shouldn't
run into this issue. It sounds to me like you created a home partition which
is most of the disk, then a small root partition, and now
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