It works now. I used "dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdX bs=1024" and then format it
FAT32 with gparted.
Hi anatom
What sometimes works for me is get the "user agent switcher" addon for
abrowser and download the user agents from here
http://techpatterns.com/forums/about304.html
Then change user agent to android and you can sometimes get a different link
;)
In a lot of such cases you can download the file video instead of using the
Flash player. You may find the video file URL in the page source code by
looking of '.flv', '.mp4', '.webm', 'video' and other keywords. But the site
is in German which I don't understand, so I can't login and reach
You're cunfused, then. That's talking about GNOME Shell, which is indeed tied
to Mutter. Mutter is different from Metacity, and GNOME Panel should be
perfectly usable with Compiz et al.
Right. There's also a GNU/Linux binary for ARM; I've used it before. ;) From
what I understand, though, it was never updated past Flash 10, and only beta
versions were released (unless Android was a bit different).
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> Not with Intel, unless someone manages to reverse engineer stuff or Intel
> changes their mind. First they had the proprietary BIOS. As if that wasn't
> bad enough, enter Boot Guar
"Do you happen to have the full libreplanet talk by RMS?"
http://mtjm.eu/releases/lp2015/lp-123-1426946502.ogv
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> "Do you happen to have the full libreplanet talk by RMS?"
> http://mtjm.eu/releases/lp2015/lp-123-1426946502.ogv
Thanks.
The one you linked is from latest libreplanet. I
not sure about 2013 but you can find all the 2014 stuff here:
http://mtjm.eu/releases/lp2014/
It is there:
https://media.libreplanet.org/u/libreplanet/m/richard-stallman-free-software-free-hardware/
I heard that from a GNOME developer at a conference. I do not remember the
details. I guess it has to do with things like closing the lid of your laptop
(what suspends it by default) while the system is shutting down. If you have
ever tried that with Trisquel (which currently uses ConsoleKit)
I always close the screen while it's shutting down, and I've had no issues.
thx bananna magique for that link!
tom too!
I always wait for the laptop to shut down before closing the lid. After all
it is GNU and not windose, this meaning you don't have to wait 3 minutes for
the stupid thing to shut down!! :P
We have many other competing, free languages that are even openly developed,
like Rust, Python, Ruby, Go, ...
It's not like we lack programming languages. :)
> "It's not like we lack programming languages. :)"
You can say that again :P
MATE is adding GTK3 support as of the 1.10 release:
http://phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MATE-1.10-Released
As long as Trisquel aims to offer a "classic" desktop that looks good and
doesn't require 3d acceleration by default, the options are pretty limited
right now.
Gnome fallback/classic tries to mimic many Gnome 2 features, but it really is
barebones and a chore to customize. Like I said befor
"The Gnome 2 versions of Trisquel were some of the best looking out there"
You can say that again! Trisquel 4 was my favorite, and we can achieve the
same look again with MATE easily, while with Gnome fallback it just keep
getting trickier.
"As for Magic's issue with ConsoleKit, I'm sure it
I thought that was the case since Trisquel 7 didn't include Compiz by
default, but seems that was not the case. I'm still wondering why Compiz
didn't make it into Trisquel 7 though.
now I test MATE
+1 to MATE
It's still available, just not used by default (as was the case for most
distros that used GNOME 2).
But why is not installed by default? We lost the window tiling that we had in
Trisquel 6 because of that. Was because of something related with GNOME?
Honestly, I think the question of interest is why it was enabled by default
in Trisquel 6. That wasn't the case in Trisquel 5.5 (the first version of
Trisquel I used), and I'd wager to guess that wasn't the case in any of the
earlier versions either. So Trisquel 7 is just continuing the previ
> Honestly, I think the question of interest is why it was enabled by default
in Trisquel 6.
I don't know. It was? I remember that was installed by default, but not that
was enabled by default too. If I remember correctly, Trisquel 4 also had
Compiz installed by default.
> One guess I hav
Version 4 was my favorite as well. Excellent theme, icons, and an overall
level of polish. I loved the level of opacity on the bottom panel and the
menu.
It was so pretty that I instantly installed it on my brother's laptop which
thankfully worked out of the box (video, audio, wireless) and
What about http://gogs.io instead of GitLab?
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