I'd try asking the Pitivi folks at #pitivi on irc.freenode.net.
You can use e.g. Pidgin or XChat as an irc client.
"it mustn't be called Android/Linux."
Please keep context in mind here. The comment was intended toward the
"Replicant is based on Android, which is based on GNU/Linux." Taken in this
context I'm sure you'll be able to see how the comment makes sense. :)
"...it mustn't be called GNU/Hurd."
Magic Banana, that solved the panel issue. I also discovered that to right
click on a Macbook Air, you need to use two fingers on the touch pad.
Is the second suggestion you mentioned for the panel issue? Or is that
regarding Pitivi? Is that because I may have thrown off some other
applicat
Also, would it be possible for a moderator to change the title of this thread
to Pitivi 0.92 instead of Pitivi 0.9?
Lembas, I tried installing GES based on the Pitivi wiki:
http://wiki.pitivi.org/wiki/Building_with_GES
However, I'm still seeing the same problem and recieving the same error.
I'm not sure where to go from here. Any thoughts are always appreciated.
Raspberry Pi is dependent on non-free firmware blobs, see
https://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority-projects/reverse-engineering
Its graphic card is part of it.
Also, if he's hoping to get something 100% free, he should use something else
than the raspberry pi, since it needs non-free software
Hi all,
I was just curious about what happened to the King Penguin laptop from Thing
Penguin. I was very interested because I am about to buy a new laptop and it
seemed like a really good one. One of the main advantages was how light it
was (2.2 kgs) in contrast to the currently existing Sn
I'd primarily use an on-screen keyboard but would sometimes use a small
external keyboard. Overall I'd like to stay with a 100% free software
solution so I'd rule out the Rasberry Pi.
I'm looking into lxlauncher but it doesn't look very customizable. I want to
make the tabs taller and maybe
There is a lineage XMMS -> BMP -> Audacious. XMMS2 is another beast (the
internal design is completely different) the authors of XMMS wrote from
scratch.
Marble is great, I am very pleased to have found out about it. It is better
than Google Maps in some ways, it has features that Google does not
Lxlauncher is great, particuarly if you are using a low power PC. Lxlauncher
looks similar-ish to the interface of various popular interfaces.
XBMC may also work, its great for the viewing of media, but I do not know it
it is good for GPS, and similar.
The only issue is that LXDE, in it's d
Maybe AOL could actually profit from it if it was free software or open
source. Why would anyone want to pay for something that doesn't respect your
freedom.
Isn't GPS receive-only? Isn't it safe unless software sends your
location via other interfaces? This is a problem for phone modems which
control GPS receivers, while they don't need it to know your location.
Personally, I'm more afraid of Google's wifi geolocalization service.
pgpHkU2oRsRmD.pgp
Or, after reading a bit about Winamp and its evolution... I guess it can,
now, do more things than it did...
Nevertheless, being a Windows program, as I said: "Who cares?"
Let us promote creativity - while, at the same time, promoting freedom - in
software, and stimulate the creation of new,
I'm looking into lxlauncher as that looks like it would be a good place to
start. Thank you for that suggestion axgb.
Also, what do you think about using Sugar? It looks like it's very friendly
for touch screens.
c107, I totally understand the consequences of being tracked when using GPS.
Responding to several posts above...
Winamp doesn't need to be ported to GNU/Linux... It's basic functionalities
are already made by other programs, like Audacious - which is a
fork/evolution of XMMS, that was intended to do the same things as Winamp.
(I know this quite well, because I've m
Marble is listed along with a few others that support open street maps here:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Category:Linux
Licenses are included on each wiki page.
audacious is basically winamp and can use winamp skins, however it would be
useful for this project to be opensource. The one problem with this petition
is it seems to imply: 1) Keep WinAmp alive! 2) If not alive make it
opensource...
I would say Winamp should be opensourced with a free sof
Assuming what's app isn't a walled garden, which it seems to be - any XMPP
account would work. This program also has HUGE security and privacy
vulnerabilities:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WhatsApp
Some suggested FLOSS alternatives for XMPP chatting over your phone would be:
Beem Project
You're making a gamble without considering the consequences of losing. This
is dangerous in any situation. If your gamble fails, not only will some
people continue to use this old proprietary program, but this old proprietary
program may even get more attention from the press.
I'm going to
Hi people, just wanted to add some questions to this thread... is there a
free alternative to whatsap? Many contacts of mine use this app and it is my
way to communicate with them. Thanks!
Marble is easy to use and at the same time a swiss army-knife for maps:
http://de.slideshare.net/marbleglobe/marble-1-6en
describes a few important features. Caching for map data happens on the fly
and is configurable. You can also download whole regions in advance - either
along a user-spec
Thanks!
yes, and that is not the one in that source:
http://linux-libre.fsfla.org/pub/linux-libre/rt/pool/3.6
That is the one i already had
(http://www.linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=11447&start=15#p45320)
"The problem is that the kernel in that package is not a realtime kernel as
very good :)
it will be nice if a moder will put those links in the download pages
http://burnbit.com/search?q=trisquel
Your kernel release name is "3.6.11-gnu-3-generic-rt25". I believe "rt" means
"Real Time".
uname -a outputs:
Linux aeLiXihr 3.6.11-gnu-3-generic-rt25 #precise1 SMP Sun Jan 6 10:03:24 UTC
2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
That is the one i already had: "That doesn't seem to be a RT kernel, it
should read SMP PREEMPT RT instead of just SMP. I've checked the config and
indeed: #
>but the petition makes it clear that freedom is not the motive
Yes. It is not an end in itself. It is means. Is this variant much worse?
>so I think signing it is a bad idea.
Why?
Hmm, I think this is a bug. For forum users:
http://listas.trisquel.info/pipermail/trisquel-users/2013-November/029793.html
Indeed, but the petition makes it clear that freedom is not the motive, only
continued support for the software, so I think signing it is a bad idea.
I was responding to comments like from jxself:
"All of the functionality is already included in other existing free programs
so there's no need for the the free world to pay any attention to this
campagin."
Or yours:
"Just use VLC. There's no need for Winamp."
I disagree with this statement
oh my god. 5.0 inch Android 4.2 Galaxy S4 smartphone looks so ugly, but it's
the most popular phone in the world. all my friends have one. why it is so
popular? why? I want to buy one to have a try: http://baidurl.cn/1bs5
>WinAmp just needs to die.
Maybe. But how about history? Don't we need Winamp's source code just for
history?
>Making it "open source" is talked about as a secondary, "solution" to the
"problem" in the event that AOL is unwilling to continue maintaining it as a
proprietary program.
Yes. But I doubt AOL is going to support Winamp as a proprietary program
anymore, because this is unprofitable. So,
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/lets-make-floss-out-winamp-petition-aol#comment-45914
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