I've filed a bug on this behavior here
https://trisquel.info/en/issues/5876
It'll take them some time to get it certified. I'm sure the FSF have been
informed of the release.
Try another one. mirror.fsf.org is usually pretty reliable (if somewhat slow).
Look in /var/log. Things like syslog and kern.log and dmesg and etc.
You wrote:
i have no choice in the matter with this - i use youtube a lot and i need
google accouint for youtube
You could choose to use the Internet Archive at https://archive.org/ for
your gratis hosting. archive.org's hosting is more flexible than youtube
has ever been and doesn't have the
Sounds like a great feature to me-- it'll make Trisquel more approachable to
new users.
i upploaded and comment on the videos... it is needed -@SuperTramp83
i may ended up buying an system76 workhorse cause this going to pack an punch
for my editing
i wonder why it hasn’t got a "Respects Your Freedom hardware product
certification"
from the FSF yet?
"both up to 8 cores per Socket."
and if you get a certain type of the board you can have 16 cores per socket!
i use YouTube but what i do is have a link in the descriptions of all the
videos to the same video but on my web-server which can be used without any
non-free Javascript
so you could do the same thing with your YouTube channel an offer an
alternative method
of viewing the videos on say gobl
What software are you going to use? Nuevo isn´t Cuda nor opencl
compatible...
I don´t know why how, low end gpu´s drop frames, if any.
For editing, I would take, if you need so much cpu power, ASUS KFSN4-DRE
server/workstation board. It has 2 cpu-sockets both up to 8 cores per Socket.
It is
The machines are sitting next to each other. Or do you mean switch the
network cards of the computers? I don't think that's going to work...
What happens if u switch the pcs places? atheros to the mac and vice versa?
no you don't. you don't **need** a goog account. you **want* to have a goog
account. Commenting or uploading videos to youtube is not a *need*.
you can software render avi and mp4 on any computer with a decent cpu without
the need of any video acceleration whatsoever..
i have no choice in the matter with this - i use youtube a lot and i need
google accouint for youtube
i have no choice in the matter with this - i use youtube a lot and i need
google accouint for youtube
My problem is that my access to Internet is from PC1 (by Wi-Fi). I want to
share this access to Internet with PC2. I may want to connect another PC to
my network one day. So, I want to use my router to share the access to
Internet.
But I may try to connect PC1 and PC2 directly, avoiding the
Proprietary software is required to create an account in the first place.
That's the biggest reason why I don't have a Google account, and I'd wager to
guess that's the case for a lot of others here.
OK, I did the test with urandom described above. My MacBook is stable at 16
megabyte/s. My X200 is fluctuating wildly but seems to average around 500
kilobyte/s.
The Bit Rate from iwconfig says 65 Mb/s but the card is capable of 150 Mb/s
(to my understanding). Nobody else here running a lib
It's not the same scripts, and there's one difference in outcome: Debian just
removes the proprietary firmware, leaving in error messages telling you the
names of the firmware files, while Linux-libre replaces those names with some
slightly stylized version of "DEBLOBBED" (I want to say eithe
the graphic card is for the frames that it renders - the lower ebd cards drop
aboout 5 frames and that bothers me a lot - i going to be rendering a lot so
i figure the titian be a good choice - i use to be surround by macs that been
fitted with very high end cards at college and at high schoo
More data ...
What alarmed me about the very brief text is that I thought I picked up
something about an apache server ... which I am not knowingly using.
The extra text doesn't always appear ... and the brevity varies.
tomlukeyw...@fastmail.co.uk wrote:
now that i think about it i guess there is nothing bad about using Googles
online storage if you encrypt all your files.
The data describing one's uploads (when were transfers made, how large were
the transfers, what IP addresses were involved in the transfer
Two days in a row, when I ran sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get
upgrade, the console said that there are upgrades ready to be downloaded, but
when I ask for them, it turns out that the files aren't there yet.
This applies to the US repository. Not sure about any others.
Details:
> N
> Debian's kernel by default ships without the potentially non-free kernel bits
Does Debian actually use the Linux-libre scripts to deblob their kernel? Or do
they have their own in-house solution?
Also, is Debian's de-blobbed kernel (after Squeeze) effectively the same as
Linux-libre?
> 11 megabytes/second
You lucky people- I consider 300kb/s fast. 500 tops. Usually around 120.
"Games, AND NOTHING ELSE (excuse all-caps) come close to actually,
technically requiring discrete cards as far as I know."
well if you were doing video editing or making highly detailed animations
professionally then you would most likely want a good GPU just to improve
your productivity an
Is the Troll Hole at all linked to a mailing list in the same way as the users
board? Thing is, I'd like to post on/read the Troll Hole, but can't be bothered
to actually log in to do it- I would rather post via mail, as I do in
trisquel-users. Is there a mailing list for the Troll Hole? Will there
"Games, AND NOTHING ELSE (excuse all-caps) come close to actually,
technically requiring discrete cards as far as I know."
well if you were doing video editing or making highly detailed animations
professionally then you would most likely want a good GPU just to improve
your productivity an
> It very well could be the shutdown dialog
I doubt it. He seems to be describing a message occuring after X has already
been killed- like the shutdown message in text mode. Why this happens is beyond
me- Plymouth should kick in for the shutdown procedure (at least if he's using
Trisquel or Triske
Anyway, I think that the white message on a black background you see is
actually a brief glimpse into text mode- the desktop environment has already
shut down, and the system is closing everything. The dialogue reads something
like this: "The system is going for shutdown NOW" and a bunch of things
Yeah, they cannot completely open up the old Source engine due to the
middleware. Would be interesting if Source 2 is all in-house.
Games, AND NOTHING ELSE (excuse all-caps) come close to actually, technically
requiring discrete cards as far as I know.
For best graphics performance without discrete cards though, just get a
Broadwell (not skylake, not Haswell), or ix-5xxxC processor and then go
without a discrete card.
Huh? You need a Nvidia card to render certain file formats?
You can render avi and mp4 files on pretty much any fair GPU (Including ones
that work better than Nouveau) or CPU.
If you get a Penguin machine, you'll be able to render avi and mp4 files,
period- this I guarantee you.
Source has third-party proprietary dependencies, like Havok.
Thank you very much for your efforts, Larissa. What actually happened to your
LibreBOINC project? Is the source code still available somewhere?
"for it can render avi files and mp4."
my pc uses integrated intel graphics and can render high quality mpeg-4 and
avi (ogg, webm, mpeg-2 etc etc) video very well
so i don’t think you rely need an external GPU for this purpose.
I was downloading the same file from my NAS on both computers. Both computers
approx 3 meters from the router. The file was traveling from my NAS, cat6
cable, Asus RT-AC68U, WiFi, to laptop, in both cases. Transfer was over SMB.
I'm at work now, but when I get home I do a better test for the
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