Notice that Trisquel has a NetInstall too: the "More" link on
https://trisquel.info/en/download must be clicked to see it.
What is in ~/.xinputrc (that is "the hidden file named ".xinputrc" inside
your home folder)?
It looks like you do not actually have a (working) persistent storage. You
could try using Trisquel's "Startup Disk Creator" in the "System Settings":
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/how-create-liveusb
Only "openssh-client" is part of Trisquel 7's default install, not
"openssh-server".
I'm surprised at the hardware you all seem to have. I've been running an 8
core CPU with 16 GB of RAM and an Nvidia GTX 970 for almost two years now.
If you're out for an "experience", you can install xfce. I like the default
fvwm. Besides, the tools are more or less the same accross different DEs. I
moved from CDE quite painlessly to BSD. I always install the same softeware
on any platform, if available.
I don't need fancy bling. A
Well, it's true it depends on each person's preferences and needs.
But for example in Debian I had to manually install gedit, since the only
editor that came was nano. And nano is fine, but I mean, unless you know the
command, in the graphical interface you have no link for it. It's a little
Indeed. Sorry about that. Here is the proper command:
$ echo 1 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
What the permissions on the file?
As far as the PDF files go, sometimes it's tricky to select a field, but
that's not what I'm talking about; I'm talking about a field that I can click
in, but doesn't allow me to type in any text.
I've tried renaming by double-clicking the file name, and by right-clicking
the file and
I don't think there's much reconfiguring but it of course depends on your
needs. Just pkg_add some software for image viewing (Feh), media (Smplayer)
and WWW browsing (Elinks or Firefox). Resolution and sound can be configured
in a terminal (xrandr, mixerctl). Everything works usually out of
It's weird you know? They went through the trouble of removing other non-free
drivers... however maybe they only use free software that can load non-free
if the user so chooses? I don't know.
Other than that, does anyone knows when the next version of LSBD will come
out? 5.9 in this case
I plugged in an external display via VGA. LibertyBSD and X work automatically
and the resolution is right. LibertyBSD looks great on a bigger display. It's
customary to have lots of windows open, mostly terminals.
I have one issue. If I set focus to click, not focus to mouse, Firefox makes
They employ NdisWrapper which is support for Windows drivers. Sounds
non-free.
I volunteer for Italian if it is not too much of a work for I need to take
care of some other translations too.
Tried the SPM deselect. After deselecting all the unused language packs (and
applying the change which erased >1GB of data supposedly) I did a reboot and
all the language packs where back. I did step two and partitioned the thumb
drive for a 4GB partition, restarted in Trisquel, and move
Thanks for your comment. But regarding "libre" are they a good choice? I only
ask because they say they follow Debian Guidelines, which are not all that
bad. And because for a beginner it could be easier to use than LBSD.
However I found a video online
Thanks again MD! I will press F6 while my computer starts to turn on (?)
nomodeset. I will try the other possibilities too.
From the manual:
PermitRootLogin
Specifies whether root can log in using ssh(1). The argument must be
“yes”, “prohibit-password”, “without-password”,
“forced-commands-only”, or “no”. The default is
“prohibit-password”.
If this option is set to “prohibit-password” or
You might want to take a look at
https://www.gnu.org/software/repo-criteria-evaluation.html.
I am planning on doing that, though it really is not all important (I have my
firewall blocking access on SSH port anyway).
What worried me was that if this is the default, people are at danger when
making a fresh install of Trisquel, AND if it is NOT the default, I might
have done something
Delete SSH then.
I have a feeling that "StrictModes Yes" might stop it, though. No idea.
Hi and thank you to trisquel community for supporting our project (Uruk
project and Uruk GNU/Linux) , we need some help to translate the website and
some programs in Uruk project and Uruk GNU/Linux to other languages,Thanks
in advance
Hey.
So, following my issue of my laptop using too much CPU, I decided to take a
look at security and noticed that running RKHunter gave me a warning on SSH
login.
I noticed that /etc/ssh/sshd_config had these 2 lines:
"PermitRootLogin without_password"
"StrictModes Yes"
I immediately
I will give both those suggestions a shot and post results. Thanks!
Did you do any updates with Software Installer or with sudo apt-get
update/sudo apt-get upgrade ? If so, there may be no space left in the USB
stick. That has been my own recent experience.
There are two ways of getting around this impasse:
1. Use Synaptic Package Manager to unselect all
I used the Pen Drive Linux's USB Installer
(Universal-USB-Installer-1.9.6.4.exe in Windows 10) to install
trisquel_7.0_amd64.iso on a 16GB USB thumb drive with a max (4GB) persistence
value. Install went smooth and I can boot the computer (Core i7 w/12GB RAM)
from the USB drive into
Mozilla Developer Network has good guides on html, css, javascript ...
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/
I tried the PDF and I could edit and check boxes and so on. Sometimes to
give focus to the field I had to click at the beginning of the line/box
specifically.
As far as renaming, when you click on a file name is it highlighted? Have
you tried right-clicking and choosing 'rename'? Are you
Savannah might be OK. I switched from Github to Gitlab and it is pretty good,
and you can run the software on your own server too.
As for Git repositories I'd recommend Not A Bug (notabug.org).
It's fully Free Software and is an all-around cool public Git repo.
Could rival Github pretty well.
WikiBooks has a pretty good book on HTML:
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/HyperText_Markup_Language
It's nice and to the point. It
That command works if you're super user (i.e. after sudo su). If you want to
use sudo with the command as one liner, you need to also use tee because
currently only echo gets run as super user but the redirect which would need
it doesn't get the sudo power. Why that's so I don't remember or
Greetings ladies and gentlemen, I've created a program under the GPL license
and I want to make it public, that means: looking for a git repository and
making a webpage for it.
Could you recommend me public git repos (someone recommended me Savanna)? And
a direction to start learning
That's good to know; it will do well for a workaround, until someone can
figure out what is causing this, and comes up with a fix.
It's working now! I even corrected a bug in the end of the script, it would
never write "Finished name_of_video" and now it does (would give this back to
the guys who wrote the script, but they never answered my emails so I don't
think they even read them).
Also, I updated the curl
Unfortunately I am having the same problems with Nautilus as well, and could
not find a solution. The keyboard input to Nautilus halts (cannot input
anything in the search fields, and Ctrl+C/Ctr+V also does not work), even
though I am able to type in other programs (Abrowser, LibreOffice
Attached is the example PDF.
After renaming the file(s) in Nautilus, the keyboard still works for
everything else, just not to rename other files.
Could you send the example PDF?
After renaming files in Nautilus, does the keyboard stops working all along,
or it just doesn't allow you to keep renaming other files? Could you type
other things in nautilus like making a search?
I hope there is something we can do to help you.
Hello, I am having a couple of issues that I think are probably related:
First, whenever I open up a PDF file with editable fields, I can successfully
type in a couple of fields, but then, whenever I select a new field and try
to type, nothing is filled in.
Also, the same thing happens
Thanks! That worked! I love to learn new stuff :)
However there seems to be a problem with the script itself (which may have
been a mistake on my part) so I will have to check it better and let you guys
know if it worked or not :)
...a very noticable bit that's missing is support for athn...
I don't know about that but my Asus EEE PC 1001PXD works with athn on
libertyBSD. The installer asks to confirm the connection and I took the first
which is athn0.
"This connection is untrusted." I guess their certificate has expired.
Hey guys, I am hijacking my own thread here, but don't want to start yet
another BSD post.
I found out about UbuntuBSD, and reading this
https://www.ubuntubsd.org/wiki:faq it seems like they are just as free as
Debian (which is maybe the second best option when it comes to Linux).
Do you
lulz. I assume you are not running any DE then, mate
Anyhow you win this ->
You would have better performance on a 5 years older laptop with an
integrated Intel GPU.. How about selling that laptop for cheap and buying an
old one with that money?
I tried it and always says "bash: /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches: permission
denied".
I tried with sudo, tried with sudo and "", always get the permission denied
error.
Because it's still experimental. I am not even sure if they have hostname
being resolved over proxy or directly. CUrl on the other hand is a software
that I have tried and used many times, and I have relatively confidence on
it's socks implementation.
ALso, I am not even sure if youtube-dl
Thanks for the reply and advice. I installed libertyBSD over openBSD. It
works flawlessly on my Asus EEE PC 1001PXD. Even the wifi works (Atheros
chip). The openBSD repositories work the same as if it was not libertyBSD but
the original thing.
This gives you a clue
curl: option --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9150: is unknown
Curl thinks that the whole thing is one parameter. You can get the same
result by running
curl '--socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9150' localhost
What you should do is make it separate. You should try removing the
Good Point! Thinking Trisquel as its own distribution is required for
becoming Trisquel independent of (non-free) Ubuntu!
You have run into a common problem. Which you are not to blame because you
likely lacked knowledge. Neither is trisquel. I think a lot of people here
have faced it. I write this as an explanation.
Trisquel is free software. One part is having access to the source code.
Trisquel and people
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