Hello, I have problem.
I haven't been able to connect to any wifi network for about two days.
What I suspect is causing the problem is that about two or three days ago, I
was trying to use a usb modem and made some modifications to the system. What
I can remember is I installed havlet, and
Are you sure the network you're looking for is up? Can you connect to it
using some other device?
What's havlet? If it's proprietary software which we disapprove, don't link
to it.
Care to post a few before and after screenshots?
With Belenos still being in alpha I execpt the theme has yet to be completed.
I think it looks the same as Trisquel 6.
El mié 09 jul 2014 08:06:00 ECT, mikko.viinam...@students.turkuamk.fi
escribió:
Are you sure the network you're looking for is up? Can you connect to
it using some other device?
I once had problems with the hardware function to disable wifi
(airplane mode). I solved it with rfkill.
Oh good! I'm perfectly happy with that, and IIRC Linux Action Show
described it as 'one of the best Gnome 3s we've seen.' YMMV.
Netinstall? I prefer debootstrapping :)
Having said that I think it'd be great if Cinnamion is the default DE in
Trisquel, just open up a new repository for trisquel (other than edition,
edition-updates, and edition-security) and title it belenos-Cinnamon!
As for hardware acceleration I
What's it like for Accessibility?
Considering MATE's and Trisquel's GNOME 2 past, I doubt that'd be a problem.
The GTK+ theme there was supposed to show Trisquel ('s current default
theme) - Unfortunately it got covered in the screenshot by a menu.
Oh, and the shot actually shows Trisquel Dagda.
I think the beauty is important too, because it can show to new people that a
truly free system can be wonderful in a glance.
Although is important to worry about desktop environments that require too
much memory: many people outside Europe and North America still have
computers from five
You can do software. I have an Nvidia card that works with free drivers and
has 3D acceleration, so this isn't a problem:
http://h-node.org/videocards/view/en/232/NVIDIA-Corporation-GF108--GeForce-GT-430---rev-a1-
Their new function (applets, panels, docks etc) would have to have it
enabled/coded in. Gnome 3 had a special fundraiser annd year of
accessibility.
Accessibilty is one of Rubén's key factors when he decides. Support from
ATI/AMD users with no hardware 3D is another. However, as I've
I still think Trisquel should use GNOME Shell by default and offer LXDE
(Trisquel Mini) for those who want a lightweight system. The big reason GNOME
is being used is accessibility, right? Wouldn't GNOME Shell be better for
that? I guess it might be just knowing how to use it, but it seems
There are such things as laptops with AMD/ATI GPUs.
I prefer GNOME Classic Mode from 3.8+ than Cinammon. RHEL 7 uses GNOME 3.8
Classic by default:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3e/Screenshot_rhel7-gnome_2014-06-11_17_06_46.png
@onpon4 I think the main reason GNOME is still used is the accessibility.
GNOME Shell's accessibility is much improved since version 3.4 (as in
Trisquel6), so, Shell with llvm pipe, or something, for accelleration should,
perhaps, be the new default. Shell is slow, especially with
I like the default desktop, at least after I've changed the background image
to one matching my screen resolution. It's clear, clean and simple. I don't
like Windows-like eye candy being added to cinnamon. It serves no useful
purpose.
Hi,
I'm looking for a twitter client to follow the organisations and people I'm
interested in. I don't want to use twitter, but I have to keep track and I
need a good twitter client. The only one that works now in Trisquel is
Gwibber , but it's old and it lacks a lot of features.
I found
I am trying to get this laptop (lenovo X120e) to hibernate with
Trisquel-6.01. Suspend is not yet working reliably and I will spend time on
suspend later but would prefer to get hibernate working.
In synaptic there is a package tuxonice-usrui 1.0-2 with the information A
kernel patch for
Thank you. I will wait for the weekend to work on that as I have not compiled
a kernel before.
If you messed around with blacklisting drivers and things like that then its
possible you disabled the driver. You might have done this if you were
attempting to load a MS Windows driver via NDISWrapper for instance- or had
some other conflict.
There are also some other things you might
Here's a few bits of documentation you might be interested in, good luck!
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/troubleshooting-suspendhibernate
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/compiling-gnu-linux-libre-kernel
24 matches
Mail list logo
