My Libreboot works whit these in .i3/config:
for volume
bindsym XF86AudioRaiseVolume exec amixer -q set Master 2dB+ unmute
bindsym XF86AudioLowerVolume exec amixer -q set Master 2dB- unmute
and for screenshot
bindcode 107 exec scrot
As you probably know jxself is an active user here and do a lot of work in
favor of free software. I was reading his blog and I saw this interesting
program:
https://jxself.org/password-generator.shtml
The idea here is to not store the passwords in a program but generate them
every time
wich...
Which.
Sorry english is my second language and my english is far from perfect :(
I hope I made my self clear.
Bottom line it is a legal issue that is not about being right or wrong. And
is an important one as it is about respecting users freedom.
Hi t3g
ZFS is not a probelm of being right or wrong. It is about license.
As any other software, unless it is under public domain, ZFS comes with a
license, a license which is called
Common Development and Distribution License (CDDL)
Now, GNU/Linux is an Operative system with a license
There is no error. Only a warning about "setting GRUB_TIMEOUT to a non-zero
value when GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT is set". Just don't do that. Edit
/etc/default/grub (here with GEdit):
$ gksu gedit /etc/default/grub
Read
hmm okay,
Actually you have a point because, I might need to know what the grub
configuration needs to look like to do this anyways.
Sigh, no, the reporting on this is terrible. Isn't it great when people
trying to mislead don't have press skills?
http://people.skolelinux.org/pere/blog/Debian_now_with_ZFS_on_Linux_included.html
zfs-linux will make its way into Debian Unstable soon. Maybe the FSF was
wrong about ZFS all along and maybe the Trisquel team should reconsider the
exclusion of ZFS packages that can be manually installed?
You could ask on the Libreboot mailing list. It seems to be a problem related
to Libreboot.
They seem to care about freedom so I think they will not include the
Broadcomm wireless and AMD gpu in the final package. There are good wireless
cards for freedom at this point.
"I'm trying to push the project forward to release it sooner."
This is my whole point. You cannot push to make them release it sooner. You
have no power, they will release it when they are ready.
"Just waiting for the new release to come out is easy."
Whew! Awesome! I'm glad you realize
I understand why you wonder I started this thread.
> Ruben has to decide who, if anybody, his successor will be.
I didn't mean Santi become his successor. I meant Ruben *can* give him enough
privilege to take the necessary steps while he is absent.
This is Santi's post on developers mailing
This is the official Lenovo documentation:
Numeric Error Code 1802 - Unauthorized network card - Lenovo Support (ES)
https://support.lenovo.com/es/es/documents/ht001309
I don't know any fix or workaround to this, other than reflash
the BIOS with Libreboot.
Unfortunately, the
I'm an i3 user too.
I like the text-based configuration, which is easy to use once you understand
that spacing matters (proper syntax).
I like the screenlocker, but supposedly it can be hacked. But as long as you
don't leave it unattended in a locked state for too long, and in an unsafe
ah nope I didn't yet because the instructions said nothing about it. kind of
confused I was.
I would like to now add a grub password but I am not sure quite how to do
that on the final step. Because you need to put the hash in when you reboot.
i think.
Elaborating on what root_vegetable has said, this may be a very desirable
purchase if one has the money, even if one has to bring one's own graphics
and wireless cards. The latest Intel/AMD chips have a serious freedom/privacy
problem, so making something more freedom-respecting viable
Hi,
On Sat, May 14, 2016 at 05:55:29PM +0200, no-em...@gnu.com wrote:
How many Trisquel's users utilize i3 ?
I use i3 myself. The thing that I like the most about it is that it
can be controlled via shell scripts as well.
And of course, because it's tiling!
--
Khoi
I like it. It is really good for working with multiple windows without
having to switch between them. Lately I've used Trisquel and XFCE more, but
I still have i3wm available to me when I feel it is especially suitable.
I like trying out different window managers. Next I will give
I have been an Openbox user for many years and I discovered i3 a week ago by
coincidence.
My first impression is very good. It's very useful.
How many Trisquel's users utilize i3 ?
..and what about wmii which i3 is inspired?
...Tis better than the "originale'"
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/do-we-have-date-trisquel-8-release
In the last post of the above thread, iscutwo says:
"...it took 7 months from Ubuntu 14.04 until Trisquel 7, and 11 months from
Ubuntu 12.04 to Trisquel 6. So at that rate we would be waiting at least
until early 2017. Let's
"...letting this project die?"
Why do you think it will "die"? Because the release of Trisquel 8 is
happening 'too slowly'? Slow progress is not the same as no progress.
This is not our call. Trisquel is not a democracy. It is Ruben's project. If
you are suggesting Santi help Ruben, that
how can one decide such a thing? it is something that needs be talked between
the two of them.
Anyway, aklis is a great dood.
x_X
LVM actually eases partition resizing. LVM was created to have more flexible
partitioning schemes, more independent from the actual disks. System
administrators (in companies, institutions, etc.) usually prefer CLIs but,
yes, it would be nice to have a GUI.
As for "changing the binaries
site...@openaliasbox.org, Sáb 14 Mai 2016 11:04:28 CEST:
No ideas? You prefer letting this project die?
No, please.
Just a Trisquel user here. Don't know any Trisquel developer
other than Rubén. How can I say anything? I don't know the people
involved. Trisquel developers
No ideas? You prefer letting this project die?
I see.
The "encrypt home directory" option uses cryptfs to encrypt the file system,.
LVM creates a volume group, and then you create physical areas for
encryption, and then when you start the computer you unlock the volume group.
It makes it harder to resize partitions (you do it via the CLI)
Do you remember tosudo update-grub
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