I'm aware of that last point already. I mentioned it in my post. You can
revoke Canonical's permission to collect your information in the settings.
Check out these links:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/policykit-desktop-privileges/+bug/812394
https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/ubuntu-help/power-hibernate.html
I think hibernate was disabled by default in 12.04 due to potential data
loss. Dunno why it didn't affect earlier releases though.
You probably meant:
$ sudo adduser USERNAME audio
The 9500GT is a good choice if your going to get an NVIDIA card with good
graphics support:
https://www.thinkpenguin.com/gnu-linux/geforce-9500gt-1gb-pci-express-20-video-card-gnulinux
It is well supported by the nouveau project and the nouveau driver is now in
the mainline kernel so pretty
Even my 945GME from 32 bit Atom supports 1080p.
Monitors are (supposed to be) plug-and-play. If the Intel HD 4000 supports
1080p, it supports that monitor. I assume it must (1080p is not exactly new),
and if for some strange reason it doesn't, you can always buy the video card
later. ;)
You have to add your user to the audio group. sudo addgroup USERNAME audio
I do know why. It's because I'm running all my programs on user mode : I have
no Display Manager, and I run my WM with 'startxÍ'. The problem is, if I'm
on super mode (loged with root), the sound works well, but not on user mode.
My sound is at 100%, alsamixer shows me.
So, how can I fix it?,
Yes I should forgot the NVidia... But why I want a Graphic Card ?
Because in a few weeks, I will have a LG IPS277L-BN.
I don't know if the INTEL i7-3770K will support this monitor.
The /var directory is intended for variable data files (many temporary), not
for configuration matters; it is best to use /etc for this purpose:
http://www.pathname.com/fhs/pub/fhs-2.3.html
You could copy that file to /etc/polkit-1/localauthority/10-vendor.d/ , an
empty directory which alre
I would forgo the Nvidia card and just use the Intel graphics you say you're
getting, but that's fine. You can always take it back out, after all.
>I'm just asking for DejaVu Sans Mono size 11 to be rendered consistently on
all Ubuntu-based distributions!
Not exactly a Trisquel's goal. I doubt any other distro's either...
My future PC will have :
CPU : INTEL i7-3770K 3.5GHz - Graphic HD 4000
NVidia GeForce GTX 670 2Go
2 x HDD Seagate Barracuda 1 To (one for Windows and one for Trisquel
motherboard : ASUS P8Z77-V
I want to use Windows because I need Internet Explorer to test my HTML, CSS,
PHP code. And of cours
I don't know what you mean by "support" although the best thing you can do is
contribute. For most people that means a financial contribution.
Donate:
https://trisquel.info/en/donate
Ir becoming a member:
http://trisquel.info/en/member
And there is also a "gift store" with branded products
Anytime I install Trisquel from scratch, I increase the font size and do RGB
instead of greyscale. It looks better and I have no idea why these aren't set
like this by default.
I also switched from Droid Sans to Roboto:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/raring/fonts-roboto
Thanks for the suggestions, but it did not work.
I tried all possible combinations with no result.
Finally just installed Mint 14 instead.
The font there looks exactly the same.
I have only one pair of eyes and it's more valuable to me
than a completely free GNU/Linux distribution.
But was that rea
The thing about Nvidia cards is since Nvidia does not cooperate with us, the
only support available for them is from reverse-engineering. It has produced
good results, but that means newer cards might not work so well yet.
Like I said, you really should get Intel graphics if you can. Intel ac
I have a Kepler chipset, a GTX 660. It IS NOT stable with 3D. Kepler support
was only introduced in Linux 3.8, so you'd have to be using a very recent
kernel to get it to work, but regardless, it crashes A LOT. I'm talking
probably 4-5 GPU lockups a day using just Compiz, forcing me to have t
Same error for me, but it could find 2 peers via Distibuted Hash Table (DHT)
and it is downloading now (5%).
I want to buy a ASUS NVidia GeForce GTX 670 2Go because I have some video
games for Windows like Far Cry 3.
My friends send me those games so I want to play with them !!
I want to make some 3D pictures in Trisquel with Blender. Blender have
Cycles, a Real Time Render Engine , and generally, G
The system is actually built already. The CPU is a 3930k, so no integrated
graphics there, and the GPU is a 690(I am definitely not getting rid of that
thing). I use it for a combination of light gaming and programming along
with a bit of media playback and dvd ripping. It's running Debian
You probably want Intel graphics; Nvidia cards usually work, but it's the
product of a reverse-engineering effort, while Intel actually cooperates
(very well) with its graphics controllers, so the quality is more assured and
there's no worry that you might have to wait for it to be reverse-en
Welcome to the community!
Since you're making your computer, you can choose only hardware that
will run on 100% free software. Databases like hnode.org may help.
Hi !
This is my first post here (on the English Forum), sorry for my English, I'm
a French user !!
There is a Minecraft clone ? That is very nice, because I want to play with
Minecraft on Trisquel GNU/Linux... So Minetest is a very good alternative. :)
0.a.d... This game is very nice, I l
Your card is very recent and nouveau had many improvements in Linux 3.8. You
have to install the linux-libre repository to take full advantage and yes, I
think performance will be good in 3.8.
http://jxself.org/linux-libre/
The new lightspark supports Flash 12.1:
https://launchpad.net/~spa
After some talking on IRC about not being able to hibernate, we found out
that hibernate was disabled by default on my machine running Trisquel 6. I
changed this in
/var/lib/polkit-1/localauthority/10-vendor.d/com.ubuntu.desktop.pkla and that
fixed the problem.
Does anyone else running Tr
Yep, Ryzom is really good, and yes, it is completely free; the art assets are
under CC BY-SA, I think.
For me the tracker didn't want to cooperate, while trying to get the amd64
torrent
"not authorized" or some such error...
It seems like Ryzom could be an alternative if you want a social game to
play. I've not done much with it and don't know if it fully qualifies as free
software(I'm not talking game assets, just software).
I'm personally okay with the free games. I've actually tried 0 A.D. and
Xonotic and liked them. The main issues come from more social games, like
WoW.
I don't know about that card and it's not listed on h-node. Maybe someone
else can jump in.
With regards to games, have you tried similar free games? I don't know what
kinds of games you play. If you play FPSes, some gems are Xonotic, OpenArena,
AssaultCube, and Tremulous. If you play RTSes
Even not enabling the restricted and the multiverse repositories, there are
many Ubuntu packages that will be available from the package manager and yet
violate the free software guidelines. Here is a list that dates back to
Ubuntu 10.04 (there probably are new one):
aee afio app-install-data
There are torrents at http://devel.trisquel.info/makeiso/iso/
Alright. The card is a kepler card, a GTX 690 to be exact. I have no
problem working around Wine bugs and/or building from source, but the primary
dilemma would be that of playing non-free games(and getting nouveau to work
for it).
How well Nouveau works depends on the actual video card. Some work perfectly,
others have problems. My understanding is that upgrading the kernel can be
necessary for some of them to work properly.
Gnash only works properly for streaming YouTube videos, where it works just
fine. The Firefox
I have been away from Trisquel for a while, and I very much so want to return
to it, but there are still a few things holding me back. I want to game. My
friends are all active gamers, and my system is set up for gaming. I know
that Steam is not free software, nor are the games that I'd ru
Why there is no torrent download file in the iso page (
http://devel.trisquel.info/makeiso/iso/ )?
Here are my two cents to reinforce Christ previous comments; see the attached
link for more information.
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/10things/10-things-you-should-know-about-usb-20-and-30/1265
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Serial_Bus
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