I use Qucs for circuit simulation.
http://qucs.sourceforge.net/
OggConvert is a mature program and doesn't get many releases. That doesn't
mean it's unmaintained though. Rather it falls into the class of programs
that have accomplished what they set out to do. Much like procmail, which
hasn't had a release since 2001. It is stable and complete: They
Cory Doctorow might bee somebody to consider. I don't know. Even a hint at
RSM not being here forever feels out of place but it's a question that comes
in due course.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cory_Doctorow
time,
my system load which shows how much ram i am using by a graph on my desktop
and that's about all i can think of at the moment...
Time: real sys user all show
System load shows no ram being used by the new kernel...
also I wondered which old kernels i should remove...
A little suggestion: ship by default Transmageddon instead of OggConvert,
which has been unmaintained or many years.
rms always encourages *anyone* to advocate for free software. He will
certainly do so until he cannot. There is no need for a protégé. Neither
would it be good.
No: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semiconductor_device_fabrication
This may be a dumb question, but do you think we'll be able to 3D print out
own in the near future?
Not to mention rude af...
I apologize, root_vegetable.
This is the second time that I made this mistake, as the 'Troll Hole' is for
threads not pertaining to Trisquel/Free Software.
I will make sure to not do it again.
Fuck that guy.
They are all back-doored. Every single one. The separate processor that runs
the Real Time OS is basically omnipotent and basically more priveliged than
the kernel because it can control all the peripherals.
There is no current solution other than Libreboot. Even then, we do not
control the
"The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated"
-Mark Twain
I'm glad that I switch to Debian 8, everything works fine "out of the box",
still withing the guidelines of FSF not BEEN posses.
"This video has been removed by the user"
The best wireless card I found for my Libreboot T400 is the Atheros AR5BXB92.
It is full length mini PCIe, uses AR9280 chipset, is 2x2:2 and dual band
a/b/g/n 2.4GHz and 5GHz. Works perfectly in Trisquel 7.
Chip info here...
https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Atheros#AR9200.2FAR9500_series
Regarding alleged freedom zero violations:
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/imperfection-isnt-oppression.en.html
It seems rather morbid to speculate on events after somebody's death,
especially when they probably won't be giving up any time soon. Would you
like us to speculate about your death?
You can install Trisquel and any other Ubuntu based district without an
internet connection. It is just suggested so you can nab updates quicker.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1bOFlfkVR0
Perfect! Problem solved!
That's excatly what was missing :-)
Many, many thanks!
Linus is just a technician. Find an apt kernel dev and put him/her in place.
RMS, on the other hand, is one of a kind, like you said. It's going to create
a tremendous hole when he passes away.
"Keyboard shortcuts. Trisquel 7 out-of-the-box lacks the most elementary
shortcuts: Undo (Ctrl+Z), Redo (Ctrl+Y), Cut (Ctrl+X), Copy (Ctrl+C), Paste
(Ctrl+V), Find (Ctrl+F), etc... I know that techies such as myself can create
this shortcuts in the Control Panel, but i) is it necessary to
If the OP asks whether RMS is mentoring a successor, I don't think so. He's
one of a kind. He'll work until the end and pass the torch only reluctantly
in the face of it. I don't confuse this with the presidency if FSF. His ideas
will live on but without him I'm sure there will be some
>a brother in aRMS
>Do not pay too much for each. 1-5 euros for card, is fine. Modern Atheros
cards need blobs I think.
Well, it varies a lot. You can find a lot of mini pci express adapters for
dirty cheap - I bought 2 a year ago give or take for 15 bucks.
I am now waiting for one (still ebay) for an older
I agree
vita_cell: I see you write often about this reclock on nvidia gpus. I never
had an nvidia gpu and have no experience with it whatsoever. Could you spare
me the trouble of researching o the net for it and kindly explin in few
simple words how do you do the aforementioned reclock?
What's the
I suspect this thread may belong in the "troll hole". Sorry.
"Like a brother in aRMS?"
*Groan* :-)
Long live RMS, of course, but I am curious about this.
Anyone know?
I use a USB. It would be a waste of a good CD to only have the 30MB net
installer on it when you can have a full distribution installer like
Trisquel-mini.
i3, or i5-5200u or i7-5500u have a HD5500 gpu. Never more I can recommend
Nvidia or ATI/AMD. All AMD are a furnance toaster chips, are very very hot.
If you want 3d with most compatible drivers and stable FPS, go with Intel. If
you want more performance, more FPS but unstable, you can get
Most of them are b/g.
Got some wishes for Trisquel 8, and suppose that the rest of you would have
some too, so I decided to start a list.
1. Installers to comply with Free System Distribution Guidelines (GNU FSDG).
Trisquel 7 ISO image contains a installer that does not offer the four
freedoms - specifically,
>Could you please suggest any solution for the open-source driver overheat
issue?
I've struggled with an ATI GPU for months back when I had a laptop with one
of those horrible graphics cards. All Ati cards require proprietary firmware
for video acceleration to work. As of the linux kernel
Hello,
I've got a GPU issue with the following graphical card:
$ lspci | grep -E "VGA|3D"
00:01.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI]
Richland [Radeon HD 8550G]
I tried to install Trisquel GNU/Linux-libre 7.0 but was not able to finish
the installation due to
AFAIK the atheros cards that work without blobs are those with the 802.11N
chip of the AR9xxx or AR5xxx series.
If I'm not mistaken, it's due to the raw processing power being decreased
while power efficiency being increased. E.g. most common users aren't going
to benefit as much from increased cycles as a longer battery life. This also
coincides with Intel's decision to move more towards the IoT
Out-of-the-box Trisquel 7 Abrowser fails to sync. Seems that this
two-year-old thread is still on:
[Abrowser] Unexpected Error, not able to sync | Trisquel GNU/Linux - ¡Va por
libre!
https://trisquel.info/es/forum/abrowser-unexpected-error-not-able-sync
Being a problem from Abrowser and
Remove -- alt+ right click or super?alt?right click. Add -- right click. When
added, right click brings out 'about' or properties or 'launch'.
Isn't it Alt+Right click?
Chris is the one who made the tests and I do not think we got his final
results here. You had better ask him:
https://trisquel.info/users/chris/contact
It would be good if Chris could reply on this forum: everybody would then
benefit from his knowledge.
PS: I had trouble re-reading my
Another option: When the installer gets to the point where it asks to install
GRUB, say no. It then asks for where to install it. Tell it /dev/sdb. GRUB is
then installed to the correct device and it boots just fine.
Your Indicator Applet must be added back. Right click add to panel Indicator
Applet Complete.
It just refreshes the panel, icons still missing :/
"but it's performance is less than that of older Intel chips". So I can get
more 3d performance with i5-5200u or i7-5500u?
Here you can get an ISO of the latest Debian testing build in 64-bit, by the
way.
Thanks!
Sorry, I was unclear. When I tested incoming server using STARTTLS, I could
see the name of my mail account in the main page, but no folders under it. I
clicked the name to expand, and Evolution said: 'Scanning folders in 'IMAP
server imap.mail.me.com' at the bottom. I saw Evolution prepared
Receiving uses SSL on a dedicated port.
Yes, it's a complete mystery. Icedove works perfectly with the exact same
settings.
I tested sending a mail from Evolution, using my real me.com account set up
like the fake one. Sending works! The outgoing server uses STARTTLS, not SSL.
When I try STARTTLS on the incoming server Evolution
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