I am so excited for this!
"We can also add some new programs, but keeping in mind not to bloat the
system. We do not preinstall two applications that do the same thing."
I'd love to see SolveSpace included:
https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/SolveSpace
http://solvespace.com/index.pl
A GPLv3, stable, tiny yet powerful, easy
Thanks for releasing this testing live image! On a running instance, I added
the accessibility-dev ppa and installed Orca screen reader. To do this, I,
first, installed and started a service called espeakup; this gives console
speech and screen review. Once the accessibility packages were
For all metroid fans and libre software fans alike
Someone is trying to fund a metroid like under GPLv3+ named hexoshi, it could
be nice or not but it's also an occasion to fund a complete game under GPLv3.
I helped a bit if you want to see that happens please help them financially
or direct
Funny. GNULINUX is just now beginning to catch up to what Sun was doing 15
years ago with jails and other Solaris specific features. The whole idea of
GNULINUX is to be a knockoff of UNIX. And it is a fragmented, broken, and
poorly executed one at that.
The Sun license, based on self pr
gnu needs linux more than linux needs gnu
and a flaw in the almighty GNU debugger bings down the 4th box.
This is a good opportunity for me to write patches and then close my source.
Because that's freedom to choose whether or not to be forced to share code.
>Just done that now but...:
->brutal08@Dragon:~$ sudo apt-get build-dep mit-scheme-dbg
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Build-Depends dependency for mit-scheme-dbg cannot be satisfied because
the package mit-scheme cannot be found
It i
Right on!!! Gracias, Rubén.
progress is slow. ive encountered a new issue. this is going to require
some research. Best of luck Takumi. I will try again later.
tx for megatools, it might be useful. I like plowshare to download (and
upload) to several file sharing websites (mediafire, dfiles, rapidgator,
keepshare etc).
from the microcode directory run ./configure and ./Setup.sh
then cd back to scheme/src and try make compile-microcode
then type make
mine is compiling now ill update when it finishes.
from source, not portable c
I rememedied the error you were getting Takumi, by doing this:
as root (or preface with sudo)
apt-get install m4
then go back to the unpacked folder for scheme-{version}/src
and try
./configure
make
this got me past the error you mention, but now I'm troubleshoot
Great news! Our appeals have made result! Great!
there is a Makefile:
brutal08@Dragon:~/src/mit-scheme-9.2$ ls
changelog.txt doc etc ->Makefile
Done, but nope gives the very same error again!
many thanks anyway
At last !
Thank you Quidam this i great news !
This is so stupid. If you not call it Gnu/Linux you will burn in hell
forever. Am I the only one (plus spooky) to see the pathetic of this debate?
All the rest say "Amen"???
I ask a question and somebody comes with a note: "it is not Linux is
Gnu/Linux!!!"
And that somebody doesn't answer th
You are installing as root, right Takumi? I'm stumped... I'll setup a vm
and try the install and see if I'm able to make any headway.
Hi,
I flashed a Thinkpad R400 successfully with libreboot 20160907. Everything is
fine, I see the Grub Screen at the beginning and a "Ubuntu" starts from Stick
or the encrypted HDD (I want to migrate to Trisquel later).
When the system is ready and I plug in the network cable or try to conn
> Use generic font family names (like "serif", "mono"/"monospace", etc.).
Font requirements are usually there for consistent spacing, not for stylistic
reasons.
I created a wiki for the Flidas release issues, it can be a starting point
for those who like to contribute to Trisquel to help it release sooner.
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/flidas-release-issues
It is MATE 1.12.1
This is the screenshot.
It looks nice!
Is the desktop environment still based on GNOME Flashback or was something
else chosen now?
Great news!
http://jenkins.trisquel.info/makeiso/iso/
Thank you Ruben.
Preliminary steps for the development of the next release are finished,
including continuous-integration build jails, a Linux-Libre 4.4 based
kernel, a bootstapable system and now functional Live images available
at http://jenkins.trisquel.info/makeiso/iso/
The image has many of the basic componen
Some hardware requires "sudo sensors-detect" to be run before the sensors can
be read. I would try that.
Hi all! :)
I'm not really a programmer, also but as far as my little experience
goes, I can explain the following to all of you that are starting to
learn things now:
Don't worry, most of the time, errors are useful to understand what is
being done (or what was supposed to be done, or wasn't done
Hi, I'm trying to check and keep an eye on the temperature of this PC
(Trisquel Mini) but even with lm-sensors installed (after execute
sensors-detect) can't obtain the micro's temp (hddtemp, by the other hand,
works perfectly for, well, HDD-temp ;) ).
$ uname -a
Linux user 3.13.0-101-lowla
I guess I will try to buil MIT/GNU Scheme from portable C, although they warn
that takes a lot of time, but I will try, if not today, tomorrow I will!
Thanks
A command that is really useful when it comes to compiling is "apt-file".
If you get an error message like "blabla.h not found", you just enter
"apt-file search blabla.h" and you get all the
packages that contain the missing file.
Then install one of those packages with apt-get, and you have fi
I didn't do the "make all" is part of system process. All I've done was the:
-> make compile-microcode
command, which gave me the mentioned error.
And anyway with the command:
-> make
, gives exactly the same error:
(cd microcode && make all)
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/brutal08/src/mit-sch
"make all" isn't something you normally do. The typical command is just
"make", and as far as I can tell, that's the appropriate command in this case
as well.
Sorry but how do I manage to correct that, if you know. more generally: how
do I put the missing flag on a file.
thanks
Just done that now but...:
->brutal08@Dragon:~$ sudo apt-get build-dep mit-scheme-dbg
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Build-Depends dependency for mit-scheme-dbg cannot be satisfied because
the package mit-scheme cannot be found
many
Sounds like the Makefile doesn't have a "make all" flag.
The error that gets me in the:
-> make compile-microcode
process is the as follows:
(cd microcode && make all)
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/brutal08/src/mit-scheme-9.2/src/microcode'
make[1]: *** No rule to make target `all'. Stop.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/brutal08/src/mit-scheme-
Are there any plans to update the severe security flaws in Trisquel 7? I've
broken root on 3 of 4 Trisquel boxes on my network using very old, well known
exploits.
Don't even install sudo .
DNS is VERY obediant...
The campaign is live!
https://www.crowdsupply.com/onpon4/hexoshi
Hello again. It's time for me to explain my episode.
But first of all I would like to make a side question: how do you put that
pink-forcode-frame in your statements? I would like to use it in the future,
in code related posts that I would do.
Explaining my situation:
I had installed mit-sche
"Yet another boring trollo wasting his time.."
Never heard a better description of RMS.
Or did you mean to call me a troll? 0k@y, I'm @ trol1, i'm up in y0ur buff3r
sp@c3 corrupting y0ur stax!
LNL.org LNL's Not Linux!
Appearently, the headers in the C program are missing due to the symbols ><
They are:
stdio.h
stdlib.h
pthread.h
Cheers,
Aitor.
Sorry B50D, i didn't answer you !!
You are right, there is not network connection in the screenshot, but the
icon changed the status from disconnected to connected. The following C
program should solve this issue:
#include
#include
#include
void ping(){
system("ping 8.8.8.8");
}
void s
Don't be too cheap with the power supply. Bad power makes for strange effects
and could fry your other parts. As for what brand to select or avoid my
knowledge is ancient.
You'll need a heatsink and probably also a fan. Unless you're building
something that creates very little heat. A CPU w
This video never mentions Microsoft, and it's obviously a parody of Mac OS,
not Windows.
I think this is a very good idea. This will help Trisquels 9, 10, 11... etc.
Fingers crossed.
Usual compile on GNU/Linux is very simple:./configure
make
>no wonder "gnu"/linux cant create an OS, let alone a functioning one.
Yet another boring trollo wasting his time..
Articles, music, videos and generic humor usually go in the Troll Lounge,
which is indeed the troll hole ->
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/troll-lounge
He's probably missing dependencies. OP: do a
sudo apt-get build-dep mit-scheme
Then follow instructions for compiling.
https://www.gnu.org/software/mit-scheme/documentation/mit-scheme-user/Unix-Installation.html
> some of them are so free you add your own code and make it not free anymore
if you want to.
This is a total strawman. No one thinks that copyleft licenses are "more
free" than permissive licenses. I already said this: copyleft isn't an ideal.
It's a pragmatic strategy to counter the unfai
All popular free software under a permissive license ends up in proprietary
software programs. See
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_products_based_on_FreeBSD#Commercial_products
for instance. Many of those "products" are vastly more popular than FreeBSD.
Yet, many of them would have
Sun chose a terrible license for ZFS and as a result it is legally
incompatible with any GNU/Linux distro. A more appropriate choice would be
Btrfs, I suppose.
See https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/full-disk-encryption-install
Spooky, the evidence you have provided after OnPon4's comment to support your
argument is flawed.
"It's free as long (as) you don't wish to make it actually useful in any way"
This is extremely confusing and seems to lack any coherent basis in fact.
Potentially it could be argued that the GPL
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