I registered on the libertyBSD forum a few minutes ago. Let's hope and see if
it takes flight.
Speaking of LBSD, there's now a forum set up at http://libertybsd.net/forum
=w=
Perhaps we should take further discussion to the Troll Lounge or LBSD forums
to avoid cluttering main Trisquel forums?
loldier: Your desktop setup looks better and better with every pic. Some
minimal setups on
If you know what brand and model of your adapter then you should be able to
learn this by searching the model in the web.
is there a command you can use to see if your wifi card or adapter supports 5
ghz?
Short answer is 5GHz is faster but has shorter range.
2.4GHz can reach farther and it's older so there's more devices out there
that support 2.4GHz than 5GHz.
The fact that there's more devices using 2.4GHz also mean that this frequency
has more noise. Which could derive in bad signal
thanks guys decided to restore a backup from a month ago hopefully didn't
loose anything important. I deleted all my files by accident because the
desktop showed all my folders and files in home so thought I did the file
transfer in wrong folder. I was using gnome shell 3 just to let you
Uruk has a new (?) domain name
https://urukproject.org
...so says the person who promotes MATE desktop environment...
I've made progress, but problems don't end:
I've done the whole process again, updating grub for good measure. it told me
there was something wrong with the config: GRUB_TIMEOUT wasn't null (was at
10), which is not allowed anymore if GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT is defined.
So I've put it back to 0.
following these tutorials
(https://stephentanner.com/restoring-grub-for-an-encrypted-lvm.html &
https://askubuntu.com/questions/541079/restore-boot-partition-from-running-ubuntu),
I though I had successfully installed grub on my encrypted netinstall.
but when I boot, I quickly get this
seems like jitsi is logically what i was looking for. it uses the same
backend tech as google hangouts.
It doesn't have to be intimidating and the new users, if they are
intimidated, don't have to utilize the configurability. It can be set up to
look and act just like gnome fallback. If you don't like it that way, then
you can learn to set it up the way you want.
You can make xfce look almost exactly like the traditional Trisquel Gnome
desktop. It looks a lot better than fallback. The panel can actually handle
transparency. The same is true of Mate, of course, but there are a few things
that I can't get Mate to do that are easy in XFCE.
I guess my fear was that I would be condescended upon :) I'll give it a shot.
I think its probably best for me to start by initiating my own project first.
I think there is a thread somewhere in the forums about setting up your own
code project page. I'll get on that.
Thanks for all of the great suggestions.
The MATE packages in Ubuntu 16.04 are high quality and fully supported
upstream. Why go back to the Gnome fallback hack job of previous releases?
1995 called. It wants its desktop back.
They have some really nice wallpapers. I wish they were PNG but JPG does the
job as well.
I recommend Ring also!
They are the first to have interest in presenting it to a free
software-focused event (in this case, it was LibrePlanet 2016):
http://media.libreplanet.org/u/libreplanet/m/take-control-of-your-communication-with-ring/
... By this I guess they do understand the difference
Just got it! xkbset as discussed here works for speed.
Yes, worked for me. Thanks!
By the way is there any way to increase the speed of moving pointer through
mouse-keys?
There is Firefox Hello too: already built in Abrowser. But it does not allow
encryption like Jitsi.
loldier you can take nice wallpapers from
https://wallpaperscraft.com/
and you can download images by resolution
Budgie Desktop is also a good choice. However, it is not available in
Debian/Ubuntu repositories. A lot of work is going for the sam.e
Eventhough it is on early stage of development, it provide a solid,
traditional looking, modern desktop environment. It supports all gnome 3
shortcuts.
Thanks. I will look into that option.
> Users that want flexibility can take a few moments to install XFCE :p
after the word "flexibility" you omitted a bunch of words, and I'd like to
complete the sentence if you don't mind:
Users that want flexibility, stability, performance and sexyness can take a
few moments to install
I thought of Xsetroot.
xsetroot -def
https://www.x.org/archive/X11R7.7/doc/man/man1/xsetroot.1.xhtml
Does this work? https://itsfoss.com/invisible-mouse-cursor-ubuntu-1310/
That link says to just do this in a terminal:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.cursor active false
The first comment on that post has a different work around.
It could be Metacity-related.
http://packages.trisquel.info/belenos/metacity
It doesn't hurt to reinstall that. I'm at my wit's end.
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