franpa...@openmailbox.org wrote:
Hello, I want to share my videos in a youtube style. Could you recommend
me a webpage about that?
Yes, the Internet Archive -- https://archive.org/ -- you can upload via
FTP and either link to the upload (or any of the derivative files the
site generates for y
The deeper I go, the deeper it gets...
Now, I have used Gparted to (apparently) wipe out that sda5. I partitioned
the hard drive once again and came up with an sda1 and an sda2, and a swap
partition. (An interesting side note here is that this is the first time I
have ever placed the swap
What that was supposed to do was open Nautilus, the graphical file manager, as
root, in /root. It evidently didn't work. I personally would just use the
terminal for any serious file management, but then that's just me.
As to your strange partitioning problem, what you seem to be doing is deleting
In Quirky, try to mount one of the partitions and look at the data on them.
If it can't mount the partition/there isn't data on the partition, then
gparted is correct and Quirky is incorrect.
Yes, interesting you should say that... I just booted from USB stick, then
found sda1 and made sure it was unmounted. Then I opened up Gparted and
deleted sda1. Now, Gparted says the entire drive is unallocated. I even
tried to boot from the drive to be certain this was done... It's done.
How about you just competely nuke it, in which case?
You could make a new patition table on sda-- you could do so with a gparted
live CD, etc.
I'd recommend GPT or an MSDOS partition table.
Now, just for fun, I stuck in my old Ubuntu Saucy Salamander disk and booted
the machine, installed Ubuntu, and without creating any partitions. I just
wiped all the old partitions out and used the entire drive for Ubuntu -- so
the partition manager said at install.
Guess what? It didn't
To run a program with root access, you should use the "sudo" command. To use
it, type in "sudo (command to run as root here)"
The second argument, which is "(command to run as root here)" is necessary to
use sudo.
At first, it gives you usage gibberish, and then asks for your password. You
th
i ran gksudo nautilus /root... I got a window that says: "Enter your
password to perform administrative tasks" -- which I did. Then the password
entry window vanished and the terminal returned to command entry perfectly.
Does this mean I'm in? If so, it didn't change anything as far as my
lsbk says:
NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT
sda 8:0 0 55.9G 0 disk
sda1 8:1 0 11.5G 0 part /
sda2 8:2 0 40.6G 0 part /home
sda3 8:3 0 3.8G 0 part [SWAP]
sr0 11:0 1 603M 0 rom /media -- etc.
Gparted says the sda5 is mounted and that it can't delete any mounted
partitions. Then it tells
Abrowser 39 crashes on my 32-bit Trisquel 6 machine as well.
Yes. I did make a lot of changes. First, I installed Gnome Shell. I was using
Trisquel Desktop before
(http://trisquel.info/files/Screenshot%20from%202015-07-09%2016:20:05.png).
Then, from the older conky, I removed the date and time and added a Trisquel
logo. I tweaked the position of imag
for a user friendly way of accessing root directory’s
run
gksudo nautilus /root
in a terminal
suntzunnoy? You mean Sun Tzu? lol
On 07/24/2015 10:27 PM, great...@riseup.net wrote:
> sudo ufw enable
>
> sudo netstat -tulpn and see what is listening to the internetz.
> Remove everything you don't use/need.
>
> Relax. If your suntzunnoy enemy is not the NSA, you are perfectly fine.
Strange. When did this start? Did you change anything recently?
sudo ufw enable
sudo netstat -tulpn and see what is listening to the internetz. Remove
everything you don't use/need.
Relax. If your suntzunnoy enemy is not the NSA, you are perfectly fine.
Year 2005.
Marco Pieraccioli demands the money of the unused winowns license returned to
him. HP disagrees saying that the software and the hardware are inextricably
joined together on the computer they sold to Pieraccioli.
Pieraccioli did not accept the terms of the EULA. He did not click o
Exact same issue for me after v 39 upgrade, on my GlugGlug X60 laptop.
Immediate crash. I've had to install the only other version in the repo,
which was version 19!
Reddit needs proprietary JavaScript! My life is ruined!
The reason for your problem must be that the user id of the files you copied
is not your user id. Assuming you put those files in your home folder, you
can change the owner and group of all the files (recursively) by opening a
terminal and executing the following command:
$ sudo chown -R $U
A standard user cannot access the /root directory, only the root user can do
so. To access it, you'll need to use either sudo or su.
And standard users cannot access some mounted devices and partitions so you
may have to access it with sudo or su.
You could also use the chown command so that yo
Howdy Folks,
Just tried Trisquel for the first time just yesterday. So far, very cool,
but lots of bugs and glitches to be worked out. I downloaded all my files to
a partition and it won't let me go to work on my own files! What the... ?
Can't save the changes! It wants to make a new f
Once you install abrowser 39 you can't downgrade back to 38. You can go to
33.
The problem I have with Icecat is that it is so privacy and security oriented
that it breaks sites. Normally that is not a major problem for me but there
are a few that won't work at all because of the tight sett
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_lhqg_p21k&feature=player_embedded
Ah thanks a lot man!
On 07/24/2015 05:36 PM, coolou...@yahoo.com wrote:
> it only updates everyday after install, you would have to call it to
> scan.
>
> clamscan is the command, you can check manpage for all the options.
> I make an alias for it.
> https://askubuntu.com/questions/250290/ho
Update the database of viruses:
$ sudo freshclam
Scan the whole system:
$ sudo clamscan -r /
Each command takes tens of minutes if not hours. And the searched virus
almost all are Windows viruses.
it only updates everyday after install, you would have to call it to scan.
clamscan is the command, you can check manpage for all the options. I make
an alias for it.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/250290/how-do-i-scan-for-viruses-with-clamav
I installed clamav already. Does it run after installation or do I call
it? My terminal says 'no such clamav found' or something like that when
I try to call clamav via 'clamav'.
On 07/24/2015 04:41 PM, coolou...@yahoo.com wrote:
> also install and routinely use rkhunter, and clamav.
You can't use abrowser 38 on trisquel 7? Or isn't it maybe safer to use
icecat on trisquel 7 until issue is fixed?
also install and routinely use rkhunter, and clamav.
This is really helpful! I'll go check these! Thanks a lot!
On 07/24/2015 04:30 PM, coolou...@yahoo.com wrote:
> +1 to grsecurity patch, this website has good tips
> http://hardenubuntu.com/
>
> Trisquel also comes with lots of default apparmor profiles you can
> enforce.
>
> use a file integrity
+1 to grsecurity patch, this website has good tips http://hardenubuntu.com/
Trisquel also comes with lots of default apparmor profiles you can enforce.
use a file integrity program like tripwire or AIDE, to check when files have
been changed. Use a program like logwatch to check some import
That's great Luke, I'd been starting to suspect we all talk about being able
to edit graphics or video on GNU+Linux because the applications exist, but
nobody had actually *done* it ;) If you could point me at some simple
instructions for getting started? I really just want to reliable tips o
I solved the problem with Abrowser 39 on Trisquel 7
(http://trisquel.info/en/forum/abrowser-behaves-strangely-after-system-update#comment-73839)
by going back to Trisquel 6.
I'm now using ABrowser 38 on Trisquel 6 (same hardware). Most things work,
but I just tried to use Subrosa.io (GPLv3,
Nihaoma! :)
No, it is technically impossible to have a AMD CPU + NVIDIA GPU in a laptop.
i also do not reccomend using youtube
goblinrefudge is a good site
but also if you want to you can always host your own
website running mediagoblin
Thank you. What you should look for is any reference to eu law and the eu
court. You should look for text about a right to cancel an agreement, if a
consumer buys an item. And in detail what the court says about whether the
computer and the software system is one buy or two. Notice what the c
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