It's the acpi_osi= (everything other in unimportant). This switches off the
dedicated (NVidia) GPU, using only one graphic chip at a time. You can check
this by entering
lspci|grep VGA
which should not output anything if the dedicated chip is not in use.
Also, I recommend SMTube over MiniTu
I have not yet addressed the resume script or made a hot-key to set
brightness, but I am happy to report that my battery life fully doubled by
deactivating the NVIDIA ION.
What exactly is preventing people from going to these events? It doesn't
appear to be distance or cost. Is there some huge financial barrier I'm
missing or visa requirements (last I checked that wasn't an issue any more, I
thought)?
I understand if it's too expensive in general vs the benef
Clearly I'm not a native... umm however I did only really quickly skim that
list in my defense. Germany and France popped out at me. I am aware of two
others on the list (Romania & the Czech Republic). I also know where they are
on the map (well, Europe, anyway).
My mind doesn't recall Mold
Excellent! Thanks.
Yes- maybe. But what about France? I also was trying to compare it to
someplace nearby in the US. If you compared it to the west coast you'd be
significantly farther away.
Just imagine what we could do if we actually stood up now. Unfortunately
almost nobody is. We got Linus to give NVIDIA a stern yelling at and all it
achieved was was documentation on stuff that wasn't needed.
Bingo! Found a GPL Firefox addon that does the trick:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/youtube-all-html5/?src=api
In my opinion Trisquel Mini only with 256MB or less.
Desktop(2004) Celeron 2.5Ghz running Trisquel 64-bit with 1GB of RAM DDR.
Laptop(2004) Pentium M 1.8GHz (32-bit only) running Trisquel 32-bit with 1GB
of RAM DDR.
Laptop(2008) Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz running Trisquel 64-bit with 2GB of RAM DDR3.
Desktop(2011) Core i3 3.10GHz running Trisquel 64-bit w
I use both. I use Trisquel on my desktop and Trisquel Mini on my netbook.
Mini.
Because I use it on an old laptop (secondary) computer, in which GNOME
wouldn't run as well or as fast as LXDE.
Besides, I stopped using GNOME, a long time ago, for being unnecessarily
"heavy". And, I think that Xfce is the best DE, that now exists, in terms of
speed vs. functionali
I use Mini on my netbook. It is much faster than all the other desktop
environments I have tried on it (GNOME Fallback, GNOME Shell, KDE, Cinnamon,
Unity...). I find the Trisquel theme and the transparent taskbar quite
pleasing to the eye, too. Midori is very fast, compared to abrowser. I
I haven't tried Mini, but I'm thinking about switching when the new edition
comes out.
How do the two compare?
How do Midori and Abrowser compare, for example?
Exciting news anyways. Perhaps if there were more middle-fingers raised.. (;
> Trisquel includes emulators too, like Zsnes and Scummvm.
Yes, but the Trisquel community isn't centered around them. Take a close look
at the OpenPandora website and you'll notice that emulators are heavily
flaunted; it's the main purpose of devices like these.
> Also these pc's are very
JXSELF
Respectfully, your answer is not what people from other places in the world
want to read. That is, "smart ass" answer from a guy of your caliber and
intellectual.
Not everyone has that kind of "FREEDOM and Choices in their own countries."
What they are looking for Is: "an advise,
Trisquel includes emulators too, like Zsnes and Scummvm.
We had this discussion once if there's a problem with those old roms. Many
people in the free software movement share my opinion that playing these roms
is acceptable; you may think differently but you can't blame this project for
some
Perhaps the terminal is not your forte. Try
gksudo nautilus
It seems that one of the motivations for Valve creating an OS is that they
can create a custom distro based off of Ubuntu (rumored to be 12.04) and
create a walled garden for their services.
The stories say they wanted to improve the video and audio support in the
Linux ecosystem, but is it
The command you entered it incorrect. Just follow what I already wrote above,
it's not that hard.
I really does not know if this is about searching for a free software
replacement for iTunes on Trisquel, on the way one should buy music, so I'll
try to answer both.
First, the closest FLOSS iTunes replacement I am aware of is called
Nightingale, which is a fork of Songbird, made of a frus
i'm using a lenovo computer, and have tried variations of
/home/fr33z3w1zar5/desktop/to/fw htc_9271.fw /lib/firmware
your help is much appreciated!
Overall it seems to me that people in UK shouldn't have too much of a problem
getting to one of the events in Europe if they really wanted to.
The only way I could get to either is if I walked/hitchhiked to the South
Coast (from Birmingham), then swam the channel and then walked/hitchhiked to
I know about that; it's basically just a less powerful and keyboardless
version of the OpenPandora (even though it's made by different people), and
it shares all the same problems: no wireless or hardware acceleration without
nonfree software, designed to play nonfree games via emulation, and
*to/fw/htc_9271.fw/lib/firmware
I tried to no avail
cp/home/fr33z3w1zar5/Desktop/to/fw/htc_9271.fw/htc_9271.fw/lib/firmware
Sorry for may late reply. It's Trisquel 4.1 with Gnome2 desktop, if that's
what you'd like to know.
thank you for the insight. Where should my fw files be when I copy? right now
they are sitting on my desktop.
your help is truly appreciated!
At least they support 2D acceleration on Tegra line of GPUs.
Hold on there. Don't get too excited. It's not as if NVIDIA has just released
all of their technical documentation to the public. Rather, all that's
happened is that NVIDIA has provided one (1) piece of documentation -- which
everyone knew already -- and there is no promise of any future docu
Use sudo when copying.
sudo cp /path/to/fw/file /lib/firmware
Can you believe this?
"NVIDIA will begin publishing NDA-free GPU programming documentation"
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTQ2NzY
AMD is on on the action too.
"AMD Publishes HDA Audio GPU Documentation"
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTQ2NjU
You mean Nautilus (the default window manager), right? If so, follow:
press ([Fn]+*)[Alt]+[F2], a new window called Run Application will pop up
paste "gksu nautilus /lib/firmware" (without quotes) into it, press [Enter]
(or click on the Run button), then confirm the command by entering your roo
Wonderful news friends!
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/nouveau/2013-September/014480.html
I hope to attend the one in Kitchener. Thanks for the info Lembas and Chris.
"... US only has one event. Europe has two (Germany and France) ..."
Isn't that stereotypical. ;)
There are 4 events in 5 European countries listed.
Czech Republic
France
Germany
Romania
Moldova
Also, I'm organising in Bulgaria, which is also in Europe.
I'm also organizing a series of events in Sofia, Bulgaria. I wrote a couple
of days ago, asking for them to be added to the list, but they still aren't
and I haven't received a reply.
If you're interested and you can read Bulgarian, you should see this page:
http://www.libtec.org/bg/2013/g
"Overall it seems to me that people in UK shouldn't have too much of a
problem getting to one of the events in Europe if they really wanted to."
I'm very sceptical about the event in germany. I will be there, but I read
somewhere on the internet about the location it takes place and about the
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