Ah, my bad, the correct file is /etc/modprobe.d/radeon.conf.
And yes that is what I meant.
And indeed any text editor will do, as long as you have super user
privileges.
Hi GNUsern
When you have configurated your Network Manager
to import a saved OpenVPN configuration(keys)
CA.cert /User.key/ta.key
and the file containing OpenVPN Client Configuration
(Gateway,Protocol & DNS server) which sets your DNS (From your VPN provider)
In no way should your DNS be your
Read here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33220415/modifying-virtualbox-gui-to-use-kchmviewer-if-available
There are two mistakes in the provided link that I'm currently aware of:
1. I cannot use #define in my statement, however, I'm somewhat confused about
which (int, const, float, QStri
So... As recommended quantumgravity we not should report this as a bug?
Therefore, the graphical "software updater" should be removed and it should
be clearly stated that users have to use the following commands using the
commandline: sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get dist-upgrade!
The "graphical software updater" had better be fixed and/or configured
d
You can use any text editor. It needs not be 'nano'. For instance to use
GEdit (GNOME's text editor):
$ gksu gedit /etc/modprobe.d/disable-radeon.conf
Yes. As an "end user" I relate to a graphical interface by habit, but if such
a necessary tool simply doesn't work its going to cause some real frustration
or worse turn the average user off Trisquel who might otherwise find a refuge
in it.
The Trisquel-team should make up their mind what they want to offer to the
world.
Trisquel is the easiest of the recommended GNU/Linux distributions listed on
the Free Software Foundation's website. Keeping your system up-to-date is
essential. All four Trisquel-7.0 versions I tested offer a
Thank you, Lembas.
When in nano I see no line to add a hash in front of. Just the inky blackness
of space...
Zem
And when the time comes I assume by "enter twice to save file" you mean "hit
the Enter/Return key"?
To go into the specifics of the four Trisquel 7.0 iso images available on the
trisquel.info website, I tried to install and update them on a Lenovo X61
laptop:
- trisquel-mini-7.0-amd64.iso and trisquel-mini-7.0-i686.iso are not even
possible to be update via the graphical "software updater
"how comes all these discussions usually center around laptops and servers?"
The goal of the free software movement is to free all the computing,
regardless of device type. The only reason that, for example, the libreboot
project has freed a lot of laptops and now, more recently, a server boa
Actually looks like you do.
02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI]
RV710/M92 [Mobility Radeon HD 4330/4350/4550]
The radeon module is blacklisted, let's try changing that.
sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/disable-radeon.conf
There add a hash (#) in front of the l
Not for it is Libreboot available, yeah (wellthat's some terrible grammar
on my part).
And I forgot to note that Coreboot still needs to be flashed onto the mobo
after buying if you don't mind that. Instructions seem to be here on
http://www.coreboot.org/Board:gigabyte/ga-b75m-d3h
The
Thanks,glad to be ere.
I don't believe so: (Thanks for command line)
0:1f.2 SATA controller: Intel Corporation 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset 4 port
SATA AHCI Controller (rev 06)
00:1f.3 SMBus: Intel Corporation 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset SMBus
Controller (rev 06)
02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micr
Looks like a nice browser. I'll give it a go.
Yeah, an atom with 1 GB of RAM will do.
My old P4 HT with 1 GB of RAM (and Nvidia 6200) easily did everything I
needed it to do (unless I was running KDE anyway), just not everything I
wanted..
..for which people should just get a bl**dy desktop.
everythingtypically needed by people?
I managed to do "everythingtypically needed" on a crappy atom with 1 gb of
ram. Such is the power of GNU. My current installation takes 350 mb of ram on
boot. Vista and all the other poor blobsforwin version can't compare.
But then again if you include in
welcome to the triskello community allan!
Why doesn't thinkpenguin sell pc mainboards?
david, when you write 'short of libreboot', you mean because libreboot not
available?
To me it looks like a relevant mainboard. Which cpu if I want integrated
graphic card and the lowest priced duo core?
I made an account just to post here,hi everyone.
Why can't you all just get along Minifree?ThinkPenguin?I think the more free
hardware that supports free software the better,arguing about how you got
there/best way to achieve this isn't really the point.
Anyway,how comes all these discussions
X60 and X200 are quite old, to be honest.
I have this personal law that computers older than Vista will struggle to do
modern things, but those that, say, came with Vista will run pretty much
everything since system requirements hasn't really seen an increase after
Vista.'
When looking at
gNewSense community? Such a thing exists? ;)
> With deference, I can comprehend your dissatisfaction yet the issue is with
> the portable PCs industry.
This is what you get when you try to be polite through Google Translate.
> That is the reason we incorporate the video (with nice looking host)
> disclosing how to source a decent tablet.
'
It all started when I tried to install a newer version of Remmina from Ubuntu
packages, it said it needed dependencies, so I installed the first dependency
also from Ubuntu's packages. It was Libglib2.0... Apparently that's a big
one to be playing with and it sent my whole system in a tizzy.
The dual-core CPU does not have HyperThreading or Turbo Mode.
> and the only libre program so far i have come across that dose not run on
it is the Dolphin emulator
You probably won't be able to run this:
https://github.com/kmkolasinski/AwesomeBump
You may struggle with 3D programs like B
UEFI is a standard. In theory, you can implement a fully free UEFI. In
practice, I don't know of anyone running a free UEFI on their system (due to
hardware support probably).
Well, just because it is you quantumG and because I want a part in your next
Bollywood movie..
Themes go in /usr/share/themes
Icon themes in /usr/share/icons
gtk theme is Greybird -> https://github.com/shimmerproject/Greybird
Make sure to install murrine-themes and qt4-qtconfig (this may or m
Short of Libreboot, but anyway
http://www.coreboot.org/Board:gigabyte/ga-b75m-d3h
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTg1MTM
(OK, that's short of already-available Libreboot options, but if you want a
non-server Mobo, or an Intel iGPU, or a Mini-ITX case.would be a b
is uefi a non-free BIOS program or just a standard??
so could libreboot implement a uefi BIOS???
"X60 and X200 are quite old, to be honest."
the x200 is decent laptop by modern standers it has a dual core CPU and up to
8GB of ram
I am willing to help, with editing Wiki Pages, Graphic designing and
Translation. (:
Do you have an AMD (ATI) GPU?lspci
Do you run graphical apps with sudo? This is what happens when permissions go
wonky. One should always use gksudo.
Installing in UEFI mode will bring you a few benefits:
Potentially faster boot times
Dual-booting might be easier
Not relying on a legacy stack that might go away some day
It's not that hard to install in UEFI mode on modern distributions, even
Trisquel supports it, if I recall correct
Yes, a new version 38.3 is now available via Trisquel repo.
One word about privacy settings version 38.x onwards. The privacy settings of
the browser on the page about:preferences#privacy There are three items
enabled by default under Location bar section. What do you think, whether
these op
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