Thanks! Will do!
Sounds complicated. I think I'll wait until there is a more user-friendly
solution.
I just read that there are some issues with apt
(https://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/2014/msg00219.html). I
really hope that Ruben gets the new infrastructure to work again soon.
The USB vendor ID is a proprietery namespace that seems to be incompatible
with free software and freedom respecting hardware. But is seems that no one
is forced to agree to the following policy.
http://www.arachnidlabs.com/assets/VIDPIDPolicyv2.pdf
Is there any law that requires you to buy
Fuck Windows man! Oh by the way, I went with my classmate for him to buy a
new laptop and he bought a Toshiba, don't know exactly which one though.
Anyway, we agreed that he'd use Trisquel once he buys his laptop, but then he
suddenly tells that he'd prefer dual-booting with Mint (alongside
My laptop doesn't display some exotic languages. When I visit Wikipedia's
page, I cannot see all the available languages. How do I get to see them all?
When I used to have Windows, I could see all of them. Do I have to install
them using the repository? I can't find any information on how to
Currently I have Debian with Linux-Libre running on an A13-OLinuXino[1],
where I desoldered the nonfree WIFI-module. As a replacement I use a freedom
respecting[2] USB adapter. Next thing is to crossbootstrap the Trisquel base
system from Debian, building binary packages that do not contain
I think you want to go to Language Support in the system settings.
Err, wrt cussing I think you've skipped reading the Community Guidelines
(link at the top).
Some Toshibas have an anti-feature where the BIOS locks you to a specific
WiFi card, so he might need USB WiFi for which there are some FSF Respects
Your Freedom devices available from two suppliers
Maybe you need to install fonts that include the characters of those
languages, like fonts-arphic-* for Chinese, etc.
http://packages.trisquel.info/toutatis/fonts/
I'm going to try out Icedove and K-9 Mail.
Greetings ladies and gentlemen.
I've discovered the world of Doom mods and I've discovered how to use them
with the magnificient freedoom data. Sadly, it seems that most of this mods
seem to work only with zdoom and zdoom uses fmod wich seems to be...
proprietary software? I don't quite
Thanks. I am using the Synaptic Package Manager to download and install the
ones I need. Seems to be working.
Thanks. I am installing some with Synaptic now, although not all of them
appear to be there.
ZDoom is under the original Doom license, which is proprietary in the
first-place (it only allows non-commercial distribution). Some other Doom
source ports are also under this proprietary license, so watch out for them.
As far as I know, Odamex is the best you can do for ZDoom
More information about ZDoom's license:
http://doom.wikia.com/wiki/Doom_Source_License
I reported an issue about this matter.
https://trisquel.info/en/issues/12443
I recently acquired such a Toshiba (Satellite something), which has an
in-built Intel wifi card that does not work with free firmware, so I got
the TP USB wifi radio, and it works. Debian Jessie doesn't see the TP,
but that's for another list. lol.
Cheers,
Dave
09/24/2014 02:30 PM,
What Chris said is that Toshiba, along with some other companies, have
restrictions in the BIOS and won't boot if you replace the internal PCI wifi
card.
Damn it, zdoom is proprietary, I've checked what you've said onpon4.
I've found out that zandronum is open-source under the Sleepycat license and
it is based on zdoom and should work with most wads, the only problem is the
sound: you can compile it with the non-sound option to avoid fmod.
Zandronum isn't entirely under the Sleepycat license. Only new code developed
for Zandronum is under that license. Parts from ZDoom would be under the Doom
Source License still.
Is there any way to install GNOME 3.12 in Trisquel 6...?
(Perhaps, even, all of the GNOME applications- Epiphany, Maps, etcetera?)
Sorry for the imbecile question- I'm a GNU/Linux newbie...
(Or, perhaps, 3.14...?)
I don't know for sure (I'm not an expert on this,) but could it be that the
license is required to use their USB-certified trademark? Or maybe a patent?
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