Your laptop has an AMD GPU, there are known suspend issues with them.
TuxOnIce changes the device-independent code for suspend (I don't know the
details), it probably won't fix this problem. I don't know what's exactly
needed for hibernation, I think it should work regardless of what
I think that the current look, the gtk theme is really beautiful. The icons
in the indicator panel applet changed and now they have a modern look.
Probably with an update of some other icons, of the default wallpaper and
perhaps the panel's default color, Trisquel 7 will be really perfect.
I found what might be causing the problem. My system recently upgraded kernel
to 3.15.4-gnu (linux-libre from jxself repository). Well I found out that if
I load the 3.14.6-gnu there is no problem, I can connect to any wifi network,
while if I load any 3.15 version, it won't work with any
Great, thank you Legimet.
Now the next question is if somebody managed to install it on Trisquel 6.0.1.
I tried to install it like it says in the readme file, but I couldn't do
it. Trisquel doesn't meet the requirements that Corebird needs (some old
dependencies that can't be replaced
Maybe you want to be an early adopter of the future Trisquel 7 Belenos, based
on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Trusty Tahr: http://devel.trisquel.info/makeiso/iso/
Because it uses LXDE, Trisquel-Mini requires very little RAM. 256 MB is
sufficient. I doubt GNOME Flashback (with some heavy applications running,
say Abrowser + LibreOffice) would properly run with less than 768 MB.
Ok, I guess that is a benefit.
But really, does anyone actually run a system with
RAM is cheaper, but if you've got an old PC lying at home and don't know how
to fit a new one or just have got more of a desire to look for a low-resource
OS than to actually go to a computer store.
You know, if Trisquel is so concerned about Accessibility I think it's a bit
of a waste that the main site doesn't market it as such.
This is a good point. The word accessability doesn't currently appear on the
front page.
We don't have much about accessibility in the documentation either
It would probably be useful to share logs of your attempts using the 3.15
kernel. My contact info: http://jxself.org/contact.shtml
I look forward to getting information.
Will this early release update to the final version automatically? Or is it
better to do a fresh install when that time comes?
I have not install Trisquel 7. However I did that with a previous version and
it updated automatically.
Glad to hear you found something, jxself knows about kernels, work with him.
I don't see havlet in the Trisquel 6 repos. No idea what it is or how it's
licensed.
Actually, to be fair, nothing on the front page really promotes Trisquel. The
closest thing to it is the description that Trisquel is a fully free
operating system which I'd find uninteresting were it not for my interest in
going fully free.
I reckon it'd be more attractive if the front
I agree: I would like the normal edition to use GNOME Shell. I know how to
get it (two packages to install). I am more thinking of new users for whom
the defaults matter.
Trisquel Mini has its users. I have more doubts regarding Trisquel Sugar or
even Triskel (although I believe a separate
I think Cinnamon would be better. Or GNOME Shell but make it
RHEL's-Distrowatch-screenshot-esque (Or GNOME Classic but perhaps with the
panel on top, Cairo-dock on the bottom setup).
Vanilla GNOME Shell would take new users for too much of a spin, I think.
Though if Trisquel puts a welcome
Thanks, I'll keep that in mind if nothing else works.
Everything in the modern world, computer control, including Macs, people need
a tool that can press or files. There are many versions of the commercial and
free of charge to the needs of the various winrar for mac files.
I found this on one of my PC running Gnu/linux Mint:
firefox add-on VIDEO WITHOUT FLASH 1.4.2
Why you may want to use this extension
You experienced some lag or bad CPU performance using flash
You only use flash to watch videos, and do not want to install a non-free
packages on your
I think Triskel is basically abandoned. It's just a metapackage with no
custom settings. If you install the triskel package, the package manager
doesn't even work because polkit-kde-1 isn't installed. Also, until I
submitted a patch, Abrowser looked really ugly in KDE with the default Oxygen
The easy way to do it is by running apt-get source linux-generic-lts-trusty
to download the source, then patching it (patch -pn ...), and finally
building it (dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc). You will get some *.deb packages
which you can install. I'm not familiar with TuxOnIce, but you might
The polkit-kde-1 thing was fixed in 6.0.1.
I test installed Triskel 7 today. Some rough edges but it seems to
have inherited pretty directly from Kubuntu this time e.g. Amarok is
the default audio player and there's an empty cruft Firefox short cut
in launcher favourites. IMO it's still
@davidnotcoulthard This is a good start on the new front page text. I like
how you distinguish Trisquel from the proprietary alternatives with which
folks are more familiar. It may need some work on distinguishing Trisquel
from the other GNU/Linux distributions. Every distro's front page
The polkit-kde-1 thing was fixed in 6.0.1.
Cool. Then who can close the ticket I opened on that very subject?
https://trisquel.info/fr/issues/10293
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