Creating this is the first step, don't be put off however if the first few
events are a little quiet. Consistency of schedule (once a month for
instance) is the secret to getting people involved.
I went to a local one just last night (Melbourne, Australia), it has been
running for 3 years
Also available in Ogg format, don't forget that. :D
Hi,
Just wanna say hi I'm new here.
Was searching for a GNU/Linux distribution without any propiritary blobs or
other non free software and ended up with now trying trisquel. I'm pretty new
to linux, well I was running debian on servers pretty much back in the
-90ties (95-2000), but
One can avoid paying Microsoft all they want, if it isn't dealt with moral
terms and the the idea of proprietary software isn't considered a 'major
issue' - then they will not see themselves get entrapped by the next big
company that is out to lock people in.
I have escaped Microsoft, now
Welcome :)!
Yay!
Welcome to the Free World )
On Пт., 2014-08-22 at 08:27 +0200, knut.e...@hollund.org wrote:
Hi,
Just wanna say hi I'm new here.
Was searching for a GNU/Linux distribution without any propiritary blobs or
other non free software and ended up with now trying trisquel. I'm pretty new
The GNOME project removes unneeded features.
A status bar is not an unneeded feature, it's a vital part of a file manager.
Unless of course you were being sarcastic, in which case, I agree.
By the way, this is a free/libre software community, not an open source
community.
Yes, I'll go and
Tx all.
Thank you and welcome!
I wasn't being sarcastic. I don't think being able to always see the amount
of free space on your hard drive is a vital part of the file manager. I've
never made use of this kind of feature on any file manager I ever used. It's
not information I need to know often, and the information being
2014-08-22 08:27:06, knut.e...@hollund.org:
Hi,
Just wanna say hi I'm new here.
Was searching for a GNU/Linux distribution without any
propiritary blobs or
other non free software and ended up with now trying trisquel.
I'm pretty
new to linux, well I was running debian on servers pretty
In Brixton, there is the blag group, authors of the eponymous GNU/Linux
distribution: http://blagblagblag.org/
Hi Mampir,
Sorry for the late response. The fix you described worked well, thank you so
much! As you mention, the keyboard indicator icon is now a huge keyboard with
no indication of current language. I will experiment with the flags option
to see if I can get it to show the actual layout.
Thanks for your welcome and comments ADFENO.
Yes, I'm aware of the free software definition and the philosophy behind
it.
I probably express myself a bit ackward, however It is not only because of
surveillance, anonymity or security I use GNU/Linux / Free Software - it is
also because
Noob question - can other users of the forum see our private name on this
account when viewing the account?
This forum is also a mailing list, and some people use it as such. Those
signatures are just their email signatures.
If you want to use it as a mailing list too, click Mailing lists on the
right.
The forum is connected to the mailing list so the mailing list
subscribers can see you email
Okay, I will just use link the printer and the computer together.
Then, I especially print black-white pdf (texts ; maybe with LaTex
mathematics symbols, music sheets).
I rarely print pictures.
I rarely print in colours.
For example, go to my profile to see what info other users can see
https://trisquel.info/en/users/jbar
However, there's an related issue not solved yet
https://trisquel.info/en/issues/2003
Tx for welcome icaroperseo.
I know GIMP exists, but it's not worth learning to use it. I have no
artistic talent, so a very crude program is just fine for making crappy
pictures.
For those not familiar, mspaint is a really rudimentary image editor for
windows. The pictures you can make with it will generally look
GNU is an operating system. It doesn't make sense to talk about a GNU
replacement for mspaint.
On the topic of free/libre simplistic graphical programs, I use KolourPaint.
There's also mtPaint, rgbPaint, and XPaint. All of these are in Trisquel's
software repository.
If you kept your child soul, you can install Tux Paint too:
http://tuxpaint.org/
I added a link to LibreTrend to the complete systems list in the
documentation. Do you know more about them?
I am aware that GNU is an operating system, I just meant a replacement
compatible with GNU, under the assumption that you guys weren't going to
recommend anything nonfree.
In any case, thanks to both of you!
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