The old one has it's upsides too! Look at the description, it got a 5MP
photo/video camera which can be used as a webcam ;) Confirmed by the online
support.
As a pure music player, the new one is probably better though, the battery
life appears to be waay longer (not to mention you have opt
Iron is nothing more than a rip off with some optionals Features disabled by
removing the buttons from the Menu (Too bad that the Page where a Chromium Dev
made a deep look into Irons sources is down). It's original purpose is to get
Money from ads on the page. As additional problem, the source
I have successfully upgraded my 32-bit HP Mini with 'sudo
do-release-upgrade', so all that remains is my 64-bit netbook. Searching for
:i386 in Synaptic only showed that perl was the only relevant thing
installed, the other *386 packages were not installed like libc6. Last year,
for my HP M
Surely there must be at least some code from one that would be useful to the
other? That's what I was thinking originally.
I've always seen it as flying around the world, guarding the WWW and keeping
it open to all. Also, that was disgusting. Don't do that.
http://trisquel.info/en/forum/srware-iron-free-browser#comment-34369
Abrowser already respects user privacy; why should we switch over?
We can have a support from Iron that is based in Chromium, jus like Chrome,
the diference it's that Iron respet your privacy.
It will come the day when chrome will take over chromium, it's happening
right now, the alternative is Iron browser.
Check the diference with in Chrome and Iron
htt
DuckDuckGo does not localize pages by default. Startpage does localize by
checking the browser language.
To localize DDG you can use cookies. You said you don't like them, so you
have another option and it is to install a custom search URL from the mycroft
project:
http://mycroftproject.c
My install was clean, so I didn't use gnome-shell.
I don't have graphics drivers for my 560ti, it's one of the reasons tha I
wanted the newest kernel.
With the kernel in the iso my resolution is 1024*768 I think, but with the
new kernel in the login screen the resolution was great 1920*1200
I've found the answer here:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/125891/panel-settings-not-appearing-on-right-click-in-gnome
thank you
El 14/05/13 14:29, habitus@gmail.com escribió:
> Hi, I've just installed Trisquel and started to make some
> customizations. I've searched on Internet how to edit the Trisquel
> panel (e.g. the opacity, the default icons and so on) but I found
> nothing.
> Is there a way to do this? (preferably
El 14/05/13 00:02, matt.i...@gmail.com escribió:
> I suppose I need to get better at figuring that out.
>
It is not an easy task. I try to find out the person's motivations and
former setbacks. I look for problems they have had in the past and try
to relate those to freedom as the root cause. It t
thanks, but I'm still having trouble. I can't find easy configurations
regarding the bottom bar itself.
In fact, I would like to have just a dock (I found Cairo Dock very good) and
move the default bar aside. When I install any dock the default bottom bar
still appears on the background.
Hi silemmo,
I've experienced the same isssue with gnome 3 because of some gnome
extensions.
Here is how i've resolved the problem :
1. log on with gnome classic
2. Save all the files located in .gnome, .local, .dconf and .config
2. Delete all the files in .gnome, .local, .dconf et .config
3. L
I suspect an issue with a graphics device driver. What graphics device do you
use?
Hey janlete,
in case yo're using compiz, just install compizconfig-settings-manager.
Go to the trisquel menu -> system settings
-> compiz config settingsmanager.
Here you can change quite a lot. For example, go to the "opacity, brightness
and saturation" plugin.
Make a new entry in the opacity
Hello everybody,
have some of you had this problem ? After installing 3.9 kernel of linux
libre with jxself repos. I can't login. I see the gdm, I put the password and
then ther is 1 second of work and the gdm comes back asking me again to put
my password.
I can login in recovery mode but
Hi, I've just installed Trisquel and started to make some customizations.
I've searched on Internet how to edit the Trisquel panel (e.g. the opacity,
the default icons and so on) but I found nothing.
Is there a way to do this? (preferably with a GUI)
thanks
It is less of an issue for some things than others...
But yes-
If anybody is wondering how to boot Trisquel 6 in recovery mode:
1. open a terminal
2. type "sudo su" and hit enter
3. type "nano /etc/default/grub" and hit enter
4. add # to the following line (you can find this line at the bottom of the
file)
GRUB_DISABLE_RECOVERY=true
so now it should loo
Tried on my own as well, alternative Mesa & Xorg stack booted okay with
provided 3.5 kernel or Jason's current 3.9.2 if you want. The problem was
elsewhere, first I thought it made use of LLVM-pipe CPU rendering back-end or
so, but then I realized that incorrect resolution [only up to 1280x10
Few! I was lucky then to got one that fit with the h-node database. :)
Well, maybe that's valid for completely free distros, but considering that
Windows drivers and firmware are nonfree as just as some Linux drivers and
firmware are, I don't think Windows has a significant hardware support
advantage over GNU/Linux distros that use mainline Linux and don't have
Yes, but when you have only out of the Box supported hardware every OS works
out of the box. I already tried to bring my Grandfather to Linux, which did not
work (he was too used to Windows). Most Tutorials and Software is written for
Windows and for a long time the Distros forgot the non-tech u
I didn't want to start some discussion about what system is better ultimately
(I thought we all agree Trisquel is best :P ), just commented on the fact how
easily everything "just works" given all your hardware is fully compatible.
I do think it is made for everyone, even if the distros aren'
No Problem. I wish sometimes that i haven't tried it. The Bigger systems
(Windows/OS X/Gnu/Linux) have their Strength and weak points, and in my
Opinion it is no flaw that the systems are different. They often steal
features from the Others, like the Win7/8 Taskbar is a copy of the OS X dock.
found something
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/
I never tried Windows 8, so can't comment on it.
Ubuntu documentations suggest doing it like this:
sudo apt-get install --install-recommends linux-generic-lts-belenos
xserver-xorg-lts-quantal libgl1-mesa-glx-lts-quantal
Source: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack
I did this myself and it works. I'm not sure if this method
The recent Windows are easy to install, as long as you are able to get a Disk,
since MS does not ship disks any more. But Driver Problematics in Windows are
not so common. Since Windows included Class drivers in Win8, most HW works out
of the box.
Nothing personally against you, but I'm tired
Once you get to the point, where all your hardware is fully compatible,
everything works so much better than in Windows for example. I don't want to
think about the difficulty of installing a Windows system ever again. I had
to do this recently and boy, did I forget how shitty it was.
Searc
That's a pretty cool retailer who sells hardware that works with free
software so well. What model is your laptop? Please add the information about
your model working to to h-node, so everyone knows about it.
I'd try (Aircrack-ng +) Wireshark. Both are in the repos.
How are you doing it exactly? What kind of GPU do you have?
lspci|grep VGA
Is it hard freeze or does magic sysrq work?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_sysrq
That's a great book. Here's more good stuff on hackers by Biella Coleman
http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2010/09/the-anthropology-of-hackers/63308/
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