Also: MATE icon theme.
Hi
I would like to know if anyone succeded in making the Libreboot X200 work
with Trisquel 7.
Please leave apart comments about IF you agree in using such a device (I
bought my Libreboot X200 from Minifree and they supplied me with a X200 with
webcam and fingerprint sensor so I have no ch
I've been using X200 with Libreboot and Trisquel 7 without any issues.
t...@ceata.org, Dom 14 Ago 2016 15:18:23 CEST:
I've been using X200 with Libreboot and Trisquel 7 without any issues.
Same here.
Ignacio Agulló · agu...@ati.es
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Hi everyone
I thought that it couold be a good idea to create a survey to ask Trisquel
users if they that Trisquel is based on Ubuntu instead of Debian.
I perfectly understan that Trisquel is a Quidam project and that he wants to
base it on Ubuntu but I think tha could be interesting to kno
Works fine. I don't understand the problem. The X200 from Minifree comes
equipped with the Trisquel 7.0 as its default pre-installed operating system.
I am also surprised at the mention of people discussing whether the Minifree
is the right choice, but the OP doesn't want to discuss that so m
Heh, this post ^^
Debian FTW :D
Can anyone confirm this?
https://trisquel.info/en/issues/20741
Thanks!
Sorry guys
my mistake, I forgot some key words here :-(
The right title for my post should have been:
"Has anyone made it the Libreboot X200 fingerprint sensor work with Trisquel
7?"
My problem is with the X200 fingerprint sensors.
I was thinking the same thing. The panel transparency is too good.
Personally, I was hoping for either XFCE or MATE. I like them both equally
well. He has to move to something permanent, and flashback isn't. And it has
to be something that doesn't demand compositing because Linux-libre doesn'
As soon as the alpha comes out, I'm installing it.
To reproduce it, find the version of your kernel, by running the command:
uname -r
For instance, I have:
uname -r
3.13.0-88-lowlatency
Then install the generic Linux image of the same version. For me, that is:
sudo apt install linux-image-3.13.0-88-generic
Then reboot and from the GRUB
Yes, me, with x200t, but I removed the software after some days.
The problem: everything works, but after few scans it stops recognising my
fingerprint.
> (I bought my Libreboot X200 from Minifree and they supplied me with a X200
with webcam and fingerprint sensor so I have no choice).
You can remove them if this is something you would rather not have. For
example to remove the webcam you take off the front panel of the LCD and then
remove
I once had lots of trouble with network on Trisquel, after a netinstall. I
believe that I did choose the generic kernel too when the installer prompted
it.
I put it down to some nutty hardware problem and nuked the installation. So I
never found out what was wrong.
dguth...@posteo.net, Dom 14 Ago 2016 21:37:55 CEST:
Fascinating.
Ignacio Agulló · agu...@ati.es
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Could an admin change the title of this post from:
"Has anyone made it the Libreboot X200 work with Trisquel 7?"
to something like:
"Has anyone made the Libreboot X200 fingerprint scanner work with Trisquel
7?"
OP explained this is what he meant to ask. With the current title, it's
confus
I don't get the notion that Debian is better than Ubuntu. Both Debian and
Ubuntu segregate libre from proprietary software (though I think Debian's
definition of what constitutes "free" is better), and both generally have a
good selection of software... except Ubuntu has a better selection be
Another vote for Debian :)
I'm not running Trisquel anymore, but I had a generic kernel and my ath9k_htc
adapter worked fine.
I use both, but I had some problems with Debian, it has no aMule packages,
but I installed aMule manually. And ssh is very painful make to work, in
Trisquel ssh works out of the box.
The good of Debian, is that it is compiled for ARM and PowerPC(but Ubuntu
based PowerPC distros work much be
The only thing I don't know about though, is if debian lts is better
supported than ubuntu in updating packages...
Actually though... I had a thought...
its just a foolish idea probably,
but maybe base trisquel off of debian unstable or debian testing.
that is just my idea though and it woul
The first question the op wrote is a big YES!
the second one the op wrote would have been a no although its not relevant
now because it probably does work according to vita_cell.
Ubuntu is based off Debian testing. It is a true 'fork' that is updated every
6 months, as opposed to Trisquel's deblobbing effort of Ubuntu.
There's no point basing directly off testing/unstable as they constantly
change as new packages are added and library versions often change. To this
ex
I thought ubuntu was based off of debian unstable though...
I don't see a need to change to Debian, it works just fine the way it is.
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