I suspect you'll be in for a long wait.
Though it would be great to see it become a stand alone distro.
I'd do it myself but I wouldn't know where to start and would almost
certainly quickly come up against things that were orders of magnitude above
my current knowledge level.
Time was that
Thank you,
And, is there any way to install it?
I think I read somewhere that some Tunderbird add-ons may not be free
software, that is whay I wanted to go for Icedove.
Might I add that the trackball works with Blag, and Blag does not have the
flickering. I think that perhaps my current install of Trisquel has an older
version of the Linux Libre kernel and I need to install a more recent one.
Hi, all~
I'm new to the world of Trisquel, and have just recieved a Think Penguin
laptop that comes with it. However, I have encountered these two problems:
-The Logitech M570 Trackball does not seem to work...
-The cursor flickers whenever I click.
This is rather odd.
(Oh, and if anyone
This is one thing you could try
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/installing-latest-backported-kernel-and-xserver
sudo apt-get install thunderbird is one way. Or you can use a GUI package
manager, like Synaptic.
The Thunderbird in Trisquel should not recommend you non-free stuff. Please
alert us if it does however.
There is a bug about the rebranding https://trisquel.info/en/issues/6456
I use GeForce 9200M GS with the nouveau drivers,perhaps I should try it again
following your advise.
Thank you
In GNU GRUB 2, disks do not have to be identified with UUID:
https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Device-syntax
It is the most reliable way though (device names can be unstable). It is easy
not to use UUIDs:
$ echo GRUB_DISABLE_LINUX_UUID=true | sudo tee -a /etc/default/grub
$
This alleges that it's possible to focus on a particular house/room, from
outside, and be able to tell what's being typed - without any physical
connection.
Ok, for the last time: this is NOT possible. It's against the laws of
physics, and every physicist on the whole world can tell you
For a full GNOME 3 experience, install the gnome-shell and the
gnome-session packages (e.g., from the Synaptic package manager), log out
and change the session for GNOME on the graphical login screen.
It can't be an outdated kernel if it works with BLAG; BLAG's kernel would be
2.6.35
Thanks for the tip; I hadn't thought about how to structure the search in
this way. I will review how I'm doing my searches with this in mind.
With the newest version, there should be restriction on the number of
matching pages. Only on the number of matching PDFs. Are you processing
thousands of PDFs?
My largest set of PDFs is 80 files. In that set, some PDFs are as big as ~20
mb, some are only ~500 kb.
In the newest version of pdf-page-grep, the number of matching pages is
restricted to 1021 right? I can search my PDFs in smaller groups if this is
the case.
Linux is selling its soul to the give me convenience on my terms or I'll go
elsewhere To be fair that happened ages ago with proprietary blobs (drivers
or firmware or otherwise), Chrome, Adobe Flash, Opera proprietary games,
Pipenightdreams(If I remember correctly), RealPlayer, Skype and
Again: no, the newest version has no restriction on the number of matching
pages. I switched back to the faster solution with 'pdfjam' (the eponymous
package must be installed) and that solves as well the problem you were
facing: http://dcc.ufmg.br/~lcerf/en/utilities.html#pdf-page-grep
I think that I understand -- pdfjam lets the computer group the matches
without first creating an individual PDF for each page-match.
I will read the new script to spot the differences and to try to understand
how you did it.
Guys I install Trisquel 7 a week ago and I am facing a few issues which are
as follows:
1) When you purge Icecat why cannot you reinstall it, also why is it not in
the repo?
2) Are we dropping Abrowser for GNU Icecat ? If not then why isn't it
installed by default ? Cannot we keep an
The terminal gives me that warning when I tried to install pdfjam in Trisquel
7. The terminal offered to install the packages without verification.
What does authenticate/verify mean? Is it authentication/verification by the
Trisquel team?
I think the key to authenticate the package is outdated. Run the following
command first:
$ sudo apt-get update
The relevant line in the Makefile is
LIBS = $(SUBLIBS) -L/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu -lminiupnpc -lrt
-LC:/deps/boost/stage/lib -Lc:/deps/db/build_unix -Lc:/deps/ssl -lssl
-lcrypto -ldb_cxx -lboost_system-mgw46-mt-sd-1_53
-lboost_filesystem-mgw46-mt-sd-1_53
Oh my goodness! 7 is so good! Can't 'effin wait for stable! So orgsome! :D
Screenshot! https://mediacru.sh/_eypvrgR9B93
Change it to whatever the libraries are on your system, the names are
different. Just check /usr/lib/boost*.
Hm... I tried this, but selecting GNOME displayed a GNOME session not found
error... Perhaps a fresh install of Trisuel shall solve this problem. :)
Thank you! Now the Logitech works and the cursor no longer flickers! :)
2014-08-28 13:42:54, oshirowa...@gmail.com:
http://rt.com/usa/nsa-radio-wave-cyberattack-607/
Is it possible to detect if your computer has been infected by
such
surveillance?
I'm not sure if this helps or turns the situation worse... And
also, sorry for sharing a YouTube URI:
2014-09-04 01:57:05, blade.vp2...@gmail.com:
hi
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You can find me as adf...@diasporabr.com.br.
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Greetings and welcome.
I keep forgetting myself that this is not the stable release, just runs as it
should already.
Even if I ignore all the Freedom aspects for a moment, it really is one of
the most usable operating systems I have ever used. It is clear and to the
point without all the other mess that seems to
Same clip = a lot of wires and equipment that doesn't prove a shit.
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This worked; thank you!
Yes, systemd is fast but that's primarily just a side-effect of doing things
right.
No it's not. It's because systemd does things differently to the old way of
booting. It might be a better way, but it's not right versus sysvinit which
was wrong. This is 5 year old runaway ego type stuff.
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