Thanks Chris for your help.
I strongly agree that uniform is the best thing.
Could you kindly send me the raw original file Powered by Trisquel?
thanks again for your valuable advice.
Mauro
Trisquel 5.5 uses GNOME's fallback mode by default, which uses Metacity as a
window manager. Mutter isn't even installed by default.
Try MATE. It is a GNOME2 fork. Just awesome.
Best regards,
Rick C. Hodgin
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On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 7:39 AM EDT mam...@lavabit.com wrote:
Trisquel 5.5 uses GNOME's fallback mode by default, which uses Metacity as a
window manager. Mutter isn't even installed by
I think that this pretty much sums up which patents they are:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YExl9ojclohtml5=1
Hope it is useful to those who want to protect their privacy
t3g: if you are not in that group, or don't understand that some users may
need this tools, then shut up. Also, you should give your opinion without
calling names.
There he is! I know you say it is a privacy thing but you are still using
someone else's IP address so if you do something bad, it traces back to an
innocent person who takes the fall for you. I guess that makes it private
for the person using Tor at the expense of someone else. Classy.
As I said, if you don't understand an issue you should at least be polite
when discussing it.
Who said I didn't understand the issue? I understand completely what Tor is
and have used the browser bundle in the past so there is no need for you to
attempt to talk down to me. If Tor was a better method and didn't need you to
piggy back on someone else's IP, then we would have a true
quidam is right: you do not understand the issue. Any idea how Syrian
opponents communicate to groups such as Telecomix? Of course, from the point
of view of the Bachar al-Assad, this is highly unethical...
I see the benefit of getting and viewing information like reading a blocked
website (like if you are in China) or viewing the BBC iPlayer outside of the
UK because it is pure consumption. No one should be denied information and
even if they did track the IP, they would assume the UK user was
You did not lose me. Having done much research on DRM and Trusted Computing,
I am quite aware my custom-build cannot avoid all hardware-based DRM. What a
custom-build can do is avoid majority of it, and through erasing all
software-based DRM that one can, most of the unavoidable
I think I have maybe found a way to use Trisquel as my OS, yet avoid the
ordeal of teaching myself how to recompile/reconfigure the kernel, but being
a newbie, I would like feedback from experienced users before I pursue a
possible dead-end.
Google searches indicate that INTEL_TXT.TXT,
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19065082
Stallman opens up his big mouth again calling Valve games on Linux unethical.
Just when most Linux users are getting excited about the OS again, here he
comes to try to derail it. We all know his viewpoints on proprietary software
(including
Nobody in San Francisco will be held accountable for what happens through
her TOR node. Judges are not stupid. Yet, the USA may become the new Syria
within 10 years. Who knows? Actually, I believe any activist/journalist (and
any other people governments love to watch) should take care right
The philosophy of freedom being more important is a correct one. If we
want to have free software, we cannot accept non-free software.
It is the freedom to have that community (and move within it) that
matters. It is about the people and the people's ability to grow and
expand upon the
Sorry for the long delay. Been really busy lol. But I was gonna make the
plunge and try and setup ownCloud on my CR-48 with Trisquel mini installed.
The whole Learn by doing approach. :-)
But on the first step, It came back saying it was unable to locate 3
packages: php-xml, php-mbstring
I have to agree with the others here. If all you want is fun games, and free
(as in price) software. Then that has nothing to do with Free Software or its
movement. Its gratis, and that really helps no one.
But to be fair, I first started using GNU/Linux back when when all I knew was
I
The issue with Stallman speaking out against Valve games and non-free games
in general is that he is considered a celebrity within the computer world and
can get the attention of a tech writer. He knows this and in his head he
thinks that if he speaks out and whines enough, that he can tell
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