Hopefully, someone in your country will translate that potential difference
into a profit. I'm sorry to hear about all of those barriers. I have to
wonder how much a new computer costs there.
I'm not sure there is a good replacement, but Trisquel should not promote
Duck Duck Go over other search engines unless DDG is free software and people
can prove it respects privacy. Because DDG passes on Bing and has hidden
free software in the past, I never use it myself and would not reco
I am ordering a lot of stuff from Tehnoetic right now. While I agree the price
is pretty high, I think many people in this thread neglect how valuable
service, bug help and return policies can be. Before ordering from Tehnoetic I
bought a BBB, a Samsung S2 and an Asus C201 which, while interes
> move their servers outside USA
This is a somewhat popular way that people attempt to protect themselves, but
it actually makes it more likely that you're going to be snooped on for the
most part. As weak as they are, the U.S. actually does have some restrictions
on how they can perform su
you know, microsoft's operating system is much like an ordinary glass window
protecting your secrets and wealth from a burglar...
its actually worse than that all joking aside.
but yeah... lets just go with a No... and not trust microsoft because their
security is soft thus easy to break.
More than anything I am just curious when it will come out in beta and
stable. Not particularly complaining. IT is a good os. I just wondered when
trisquel 8 is coming out in beta or even stable.
So yeah... you can call it complaining if you want but it isn't completely
accurate for all of
Even though everything said by
Will Hill seems ridiculous.
There a few important points against DuckDuckgo
1.- Is non free and there are Libre options (like searx.me or YaCy) so there
is no point in recommend it.
2.- DuckDuckgo is located on the USA a country with masive surveillance, even
i
Great idea, although that's probably not as fun for them as coming to the
Trisquel forums and complaining.
something else that I forgot to comment, about the GRUB configuration
https://libreboot.org/docs/gnulinux/grub_cbfs.html
About the option 1: What if I have more than one distro with the
libreboot_grub.cfg file?
and where it says in libreboot_grub.cfg on disk, if you are adapting it based
on
Hi everyone. I've some questions about libreboot. As I said in the Spanish
forum, I got a Thinkpad T400 and, of course, I want to flash it Libreboot.
The problem is that I don't have a BeagleBone Black, but a friend has a
Banana Pi. As banana pi is based on Raspberry Pi, I thought that this g
Supply and demand: not many businesses propose that service. Fell free to
enter the market!
G'MIC probably is a solution by itself (i.e., without using GIMP):
http://gmic.eu
It is in Trisquel's repository.
I think that X60 would be good enough since i could try to pull off the LCD
screen and use keyboard only,for example something like commodore,and use
mounted monitor into the wall as a display.
Now i am not aware of which CPUs are compatible with Libreboot or with
specific Lenovo laptop nam
Guys,i was just browsing on MiniFree website and i seen that they have device
on pre order
https://minifree.org/product/libreboot-x220/
Price is over the top on my opinion,but i can not see the guide if i have
x220 on my own.Can someone explain me what is this all about,how can we find
out
Let me explain about the pricing :
I am not within the states or the EU zone,so for example if Laptop with
LibreBoot cost 500$add extra 50$ for shipping,40$ taxes(in case of DHL for
customs)590$ total and on top of that 30% for import taxes to the
country.Just on taxes alone i would have to
I don't have raspberry pi or beagleboard at the moment.
I don't think that procedure itself would be too hard,and yes power is
crucial for the device(CPU on board and RAM/SSD which i would upgrade later.)
I was happy to pay more than $500 for my X200, and the bar has been set very
low. $500 is not much more than I'd pay for a similar laptop at Walmart.
Yes, the system at Walmart may have a snappier CPU, but it's going to come
with Windows 10 which will only work for twelve hours a day. That
I really hate how so many of these shops drive up the price of their
equipment. I know it takes time and effort to install these operating
systems, but the price they're asking for a Galazy S2 is insane when you can
buy them for almost 1/4 of the price elsewhere and install the OS yourself.
Normally I wouldn't say this, but...
If you're so disgusted with the way Trisquel is being developed, why don't
you build your own distribution? Fork Ubuntu yourself and make, I dunno,
t3gbuntu and see how quickly you're able to roll out releases on your own
working for donations. Then deal
Try ImageMagik, it can be used with Gimp I believe.
I've had good experience using the (marvelous) automation on Photoshop (just
record a sequence of actions, and apply the sequence on a whole folder).
I've never tried ImageMagik yet, but I suspect it isn't as easy to use. But
it seems powe
I have 25 colour photographs, 5 megapixels each, in a folder on my computer.
I would like to edit each in the same way: scale down to 1000px * 1333px,
and apply Gimp's "photocopy" filter. Can I make Gimp edit each photo in this
way automatically -- it would be time consuming to do each man
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