I know this isn't a solution (in the short term) but in my University we also
do our assignments via Online and for this we use the Moodle platform (plain
HTML, CSS and JS), this is cool because it works for everyone and it gives
the note (grade) just after finishing it.
You could propose i
I agree with you, the real problem here is the fact that we have a software
without any free (functional) replacement.
We have GNS3 but it requires the Firmware from the Cisco router in order to
work (since it emulates it). And therefor there is no solution here at all.
I have a little bit
> Michał Masłowski, Trisquel has fonts that cannot be built by anyone
> else than
> the original developers since they don't publish a source?
>
> That seems to go against the FSF's guidelines
> http://www.gnu.org/distros/free-system-distribution-guidelines.html as
> it appears to indicate that fon
Will do, thanks for the suggestion.
For math, LaTeX creates much more professional looking equations than
LibreOffice. The easiest way to use it is via a graphical editor such as Lyx
which either produces its own format or lets you export to LaTeX or lets you
export to PDF. If you plan on sharing source files in LaTeX format wi
Michał Masłowski, Trisquel has fonts that cannot be built by anyone else
than
the original developers since they don't publish a source?
That seems to go against the FSF's guidelines
http://www.gnu.org/distros/free-system-distribution-guidelines.html as it
appears to indicate that fonts in
Quick suggestion: you can enter formulae into LibreOffice Writer directly,
using Insert > Object > Formula.
I used to use Microsoft Office last year (before using Trisquel), and
formulae from LO import fine. I think I may have had to use .doc to make it
work, but I can't remember.
PDF is
You are getting much farther than I would have expected.
For better or worse.
A small update on my issue:
I talked to my professor earlier today about this, and although he doesn't
seem like he really understands the issue of free software vs. nonfree
software (he didn't read the link that explains free software, and of course
assumed that I meant "free of cost" when
If anybody has a complain start blogging about it. Name the schools,
professors, and let others know not to apply/transfer to them.
Bad publicity might actually make a difference.
Wow, that's the same as my university. We have to use Cisco Packet Tracer in
an exam but it makes it difficult to study because I can't study at home.
I've been in contact with the unit coordinator, with no luck. However, I'm
going to see if some of my friends will complain about it as well.
The fewer people who have flash installed (including gnash) the better. The
reason companies can get away with this is because everybody has it
installed. You might want to complaint, call technical support, etc. The more
i costs them the less likely it'll be used in the future.
No problem. I was hoping other people could get some use out of it, too.
Like I said, this problem seems to come up fairly frequently here.
A pen is a pen no matter what brand it is and it is a universal tool that
anyone can use. With Adobe Flash being used with his school, I am guessing
they contracted a 3rd party company to assist with the schoolwork and that
company sold the idea that their solution is the best.
The 3rd part
I based my email on yours, and add a little bit of information like the
license that I don't agree (Oracle License in this case), and send it to all
of the teachers in school teaching this technologie... I will do the same for
every other software with the same problem.
Just need to find a
This range of cisco experience is very useful now-a-days as large companies
are being affected by improved problems of risks each day. By saying risks,
we simply do not mean the
http://www.certificationkey.com/Microsoft-Certification-Training/70-516.php
Well, it can't hurt to send the E-mail first, then talk in person. I sent my
professor an E-mail based on that and he basically said "OK, you can talk to
me in my office at the usual time." So I'll be talking to him today,
hopefully he'll be understanding! :)
Hello Everyone,
I need to use JavaFX and I know that it has been integrated to the Oracle
Java7 since a week or two, and everything was (fallowing the Wikipedia page
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaFX) under GPLv2 licence except for the
Runtime.
Does anyone know anything about the OpenJ
I understand the modem is still a bit of an issue zone, but at least the main
CPU can run a free operating system.
We already have fonts packaged that cannot be built by anyone else than
the original developers since they don't publish a source (while there
are papers documenting them as having a more useful source).
(I know several other examples of nonfree software by Adobe, I don't
know how important these
That is a very good text, however I strongly recommend to go talk face to
face with the teacher/professor instead of sending email. He can just trash
that email but he can't ignore you as easily.
I have to, thanks.
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