I am running trisquel 5.5 ,how can I upgrade gnome to the version 3.4
well,I saw on the gnome website that the graphical interface is better than
the current one
Well isn't GRUB still used on systems that don't use secure boot but then
switches to efilinux when secure boot is detected? Canonicals method just
secures the bootloader and doesnt sign all the packages like the red hat
method. Here is one place where I got the details:
I also learned from
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2012-June/035445.html that the
GPLv3 is the big problem here with requriring their key to be made available
and therefore it potentially being revoked by the certificate authority.
What about llvmpipe? Is that free software? I heard that with 12.10 that they
are trying to get rid of Unity 2D and have standard Unity work without
accelleration by using llvmpipe.
Regarding the next LTS, I think we should do what Ultimate Edition did and
make it a jampacked release with many different desktop environments to
choose from. KDE/Gnome3/MATE/Razor-QT/XFCE/LXDE/S3D, etc.
I hadn't had a look at MATE. I think it looks quite interesting, certainly
more
There is a great review of various nvidia cards, including the 9500gt,
comparing their performance on a variety of games and benchmarks using both
the latest nvidia binary blob and the latest nouveau drivers here:
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=articleitem=nvidia_june_2012num=1
As a
The reasoning behind putting the Unity launcher on the side is that vertical
screen real estate is at a premium in modern displays, which are much wider
than longer. It seems logical to me, therefore, to put the launcher on the
side and I have got used to it there without much effort.
Great link, lembas! Thanks :)
There was very nice information in the article about companies endorsed by
the FSF that support free software.
Hi there, SirGrant.
Yes... I can see that my computer specifications are not listed there, yet.
And I will most certainly submit the results of my experience, then.
It's the least I can do, to contribute something back to you guys, and to the
Free Software comunity at large.
Take care
t3g said the big problem here with requriring their key to be made available
and therefore it potentially being revoked by the certificate authority.
That statement's made on a misunderstanding of GPLv3. If you read the FSF's
statement Canonical/Ubuntu's position isn't based in reality, and
Hello there, lembas.
I've just checked that description and there's the possibility that, although
my error messages are about the radeon driver, the bug might be that the
system is not properly killing all the processes at shutdown/reboot. And
that, for that reason, it takes so much time
Guyz with any software: Empathy, Ekiga, Skype, Google Talk Plugin etc ..
The audio does not work! The video works!
When I make a conversation with someone, my webcam works but the sound comes
from within and not from my pc mic as it should.
But if I make a sound recording the microphone
I noticed one other thing might be useful. If I open cheese to recover, the
webcam works, the microphone does not.
Audio and video together as if they could not coexist!?
Again, if instead I do a simple sound recording the microphone is working
perfectly. I do not understand!
Thanks
It precisely is what Fedora developers used to make GNOME Shell work with
software-only rendering. See the link I gave twice in this thread.
Just a quick bump for this post. The reason I posted was because I thought
this application would make a good addition to Trisquel. It'd be a good way
of customising the OS and make support easier to access.
For example, the home page on this application could come preconfigured with
he has got a problem with an acer notebook realtek ALC272 codecs and the
driver of intel_hda know the idea would be to try to more recent version of
linux-libre
Guys there is linux 3.4 pounds built to Trisquel? (.deb of linux-libre 3.4)
Have you tried to modify things in the Output tab of the Sound settings?
It is indeed very easy to get the latest linux-libre. Just use this
repository (instructions on the page).
Sound Setting - http://i.imgur.com/8VshR.png
alsamixer - http://i.imgur.com/mfhN7.png (All volumes)
It has two entry level changing, the result is always the same. Microphone
not working, webcam works.
Damn! I can't get it to work under GNU/Linux.
http://hcd-1.imgbox.com/aanzEDv9.png?st=2oHQ3gj2NgkixuXfHmtXPge=1341203667
http://hcd-1.imgbox.com/aaw9ggmF.png?st=i1WIBLHWTMIDJ-uvCpKDYAe=1341203840
It's being detected, but no sound is coming out.
There's no need to upgrade the kernel (and in fact it isn't recommended as it
isn't supported by Trisquel's developers). Just upgrade Alsa modules as
described here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Audio/InstallingLinuxAlsaDriverModules
In short, open a terminal and type:
sudo add-apt-repository
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