i am getting subscription as a christmas present. linux format magazine
introduced me to trisquel.
at least they use the freesoftware term.
what G4JC said. and an easy to use programming language that is propietary in
my mind seems worst than an easy to use tablet.
Thanks to both of you, I ended up just taking a extra long cable from work
over the long weekend. Once I updated it worked perfectly.
Great find! Thanks for posting
I hit the "burn" button right before reading your post Icaro! It's okay lol,
I don't mind so much. I'll use k3b next time.
I used the "Convert to ogg" program. With the highest quality setting, the
ogg file sizes were about 1/4 of flac.
Thanks G4JC!
FLAC is lossless. The best is try another software. Like k3b or xfburn.
It appears to be an ever learning artificial intelligence streaming data from
MANY different sources. Since this will be proprietary and under central
control could mean this is a very dangerous super computer powered by many
little computers all over the world. I could see this being easily
This appears to be a known bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/brasero/+bug/504645
One option is to convert to MP3 and burn:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/62168/can-how-to-burn-a-flac-to-an-audio-cd
I would imagine using ogg may also work.
Could you explain what about "sentient code" scares you?
I'm trying to create an audio CD with some flac files. My computer ejects
the CD before Brasero starts burning, and Brasero gives me an error message.
I tried to make a cue file, also with Brasero, from those same flac files. I
thought I'd try and make an audio CD from the cue file instead.
(Rather than revive several old threads, where people were asking, in here,
if this was possible...)
I'm just making this post to warn everyone that, as far as I can understand,
it's now already possible to have an e-book reader running only Free
Software.
There was a Polish hacker who ma
Could someone summerize what's the special feature of guix?
I would love to watch the video but I don't have much time at the moment.
Hi, am I being paranoid or is this incredibly dangerous? I do not see any
details of it being free (libre) software.
Sentient code: An inside look at Stephen Wolfram's utterly new, insanely
ambitious computational paradigm
http://venturebeat.com/2013/11/29/sentient-code-an-inside-look-at-steph
I had heard about it :)
You can watch this video which is on GNU.org:
http://audio-video.gnu.org/video/ghm2013/Ludovic_Courtes-GNU_Guix_the_computing_freedom_deployment_tool_.webm
Well legalities are more or less moot with these kinds of things. And as I
understand it, this was code inserted by a malicious developer and as such I
would assume the users did not agree to having their machines used this way.
And
I would further assume that the software company in questi
1) Considering gnusense uses packages that, I'm pretty sure, are older than
anyone alive today..
2) And also considering that Trisquel doesn't seem to aspire to bleeding edge
instability, which is more or less what Debian sid is, blood of the users and
all that..
Well, honestly, that seems
I found this :
https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/guix.html#Features
Here's what I want for 2014
1.I want the Trisquel project to unite with GnuSense and Debian.
2.The project that results will be based on the latest Debian Sid packages
(unstable).
The project which will result has sponsorship from FSF, Debian, Gnusense and
Trisquel.
3. The House of united pro
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