calmst...@posteo.de wrote:
Ah yes, librem, I remember it like it was yesterday...
the lies, the crap and on an ironic twist, some lone google developer ports
it into coreboot.
I understand Management Engine (ME) isn't free software. Intel ME is
cryptographically signed with a key users don't
Actually the one supertramp uses does the same thing to me. :|
At best librem is being marketed by someone who doesn't know a thing about
the road to free software given the amount of a mountain they must climb to
get even a part of the ME code opened.
AT worst, yes it is a scam.
to be honest, I am thinking both now. but at any rate regardless of which
I would agree with you that the title was bad.
I am sure he wasn't thinking about what he posted.
You must burn the iso to a usb drive or a cd or dvd.
https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/burn-a-dvd-on-windows this is one way
you can do it. though it is on a ubuntu site... heh.
don't fret though, I been down this path before, it gets easier as time
passes.
That's been my
You don't open the ISO, you "burn" it to a USB drive (or CD or DVD):
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/how-create-liveusb
I'm not quite sure it's a conspiracy so much as everyday misleading
advertising, on both the article's and Purism's behalf. Neither seems
prepared to accept the fact that anybody who remotely qualifies as a "privacy
freak" has far better, still perfectly usable, options available now and in
I can't remember if that has happened to me. It has seemed to be down for a
while (https://searx.me) a couple of times lately. I also use it javascript
disabled.
I believe the service in question is "networking". Try this command in a
terminal:
$ sudo start networking
If it outputs:
start: Job is already running: networking
then, show us the output of:
$ sudo restart networking
I do remember the discussion: you pretending, like you did again, that DDG
hides free software projects from their search results; onpon4 uploading
https://trisquel.info/files/Screenshot%20from%202017-02-17%2008-29-50.png
that shows, using the exact same query, that free software projects
Sorry to hear the Trisquel 6 to 7 upgrade didn't work so well. Me, I would
either start over by reinstalling the good working Trisquel 6, or burn a
Trisquel 7 'mini' install to a dvd and try installing from that directly.
But
You might try this regarding Internet connection
(you can do
I didn't like the title "for freedom and privacy freaks". I also don't like
the company's name "Purism". It seems to imply that freedom and privacy are
something exclusively important to "freaks" and "Purism".
Conspiracy?
I agree with Heather,
You are trying to install while in Windows and I would have no idea where to
begin doing that
but if you have shrunk the C drive in Windows;
and successfully burned a Trisquel iso DVD;
and have your BIOS settings set to allow you to boot from DVD drive,
then you
It has nothing to do with Coreboot. Intel CPUs post-2009 are simply
impossible to use without a proprietary blob loaded by the bootloader. This
firmware is signed, so it cannot be replaced.
The same applies to post-2013 AMD CPUs.
Lol, ""librem""...
This is the answer to the command:
--
# ifconfig -a
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet direcciónHW 00:e0:4c:d7:86:d5
ACTIVO DIFUSIÓN MULTICAST MTU:1500 Métrica:1
Paquetes RX:0 errores:0 perdidos:0 overruns:0 frame:0
Paquetes TX:0 errores:0 perdidos:0
I'll give it a try, anyway. I haven't used Windows since XP was the newest
hottest thing, but let's start with the basics:
It looks from your post as if you are trying to install Trisquel from a
folder on your windows installation, is this correct?
It isn't impossible to do it that way, if
You say, it is not getting a librem computer closer to approval by the free
software foundation?
Are all coreboot compatible computers non free and cannot get a free software
foundation approval?
You can not edit the post, only the comments to the post (until someone
comments on the comment).
I have screen brightness issues on my older lappy. Basically this old, very
old lappy would reset the brightness to the lowest setting each time it
rebooted. What I did to fix it is this ->
We have less than 24 hours to collect the required amount for Alina's legal
defense. The trial will be on 2 March 2017 (time of Moscow, UTC+3) but we
must have the money ready before that, taking into account the time it takes
to exchange.
Now we can receive PayPal donations (send to the
To further explain: it's coreboot with blobs. It's hardly any better in the
sense of freedom compared to any other x86 laptop with Intel graphics and an
old Atheros wifi card (like what Think Penguin offers).
See here:
https://libreboot.org/faq/#librem
I've been trying to install Trisquel for over a week now with no success. I
went to Documentation then Setup then Installation Guides and then finally to
Install Trisquel with Windows in dual-boot to find some instructions. I want
to install Trisquel and replace Windows 10 in the process. I
Okay then. My bad. Also, I thought you replied to me with the below comment.
heh my mistake.
Yeah if tor uses duckduckgo we should trust them. Not that searx isn't more
secure in my humble opinion.
depending on which instance heh.
I don't have a dislike for your beliefs, and nothing I'm saying here has
anything to do with whether or not I like someone.
fair point I just saw my post below... yes he is spreading fud. I apologize
for forgetting my own posts.
I confuse myself sometimes heh.
You were talking to both of us right?
I'm not disrespecting anyone's freedom of speech by pointing out that FUD is
FUD.
You are familiar with the term, yes? "Fear, uncertainty, and doubt". It's
when no specific accusation is made, just vague, ominous suggestions. It's a
tactic to avoid refutation and debate, to confuse and
Very true.
It is possible that onpon4 has a good reason to dislike him... but its also
possible its the same thing as her dislike for my beliefs. Not sure which.
I dunno, i don't know will hill well enough. sadly...
happens with trisquel 7 on abrowser, icecat and same bug happens on trisquel
8 alpha abrowser or tor browser.
Ah yes, librem, I remember it like it was yesterday...
the lies, the crap and on an ironic twist, some lone google developer ports
it into coreboot.
hehehe...
In all honesty though, I hope you know that you cannot trust librem. I am
kind of suspicious of them even with QUBES OS on it.
This is really weird, why can't I edit my post to finish about what happened
after the last boot???
Anyway, after Attempt 05, again, just like the previous attempts, no positive
results. I can't see the screen at all in the day and it's WAY too bright in
the night.
I encounter a brightness issue on a newly installed trisquel7.0, my stats:
uname -a
Linux a-X200MA 3.13.0-110-lowlatency #157+7.0trisquel2 SMP PREEMPT Wed Feb 22
18:10:01 UTC 2017 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Attempt 01:
/etc/default/grub
change the line:
#GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet
Opon4 why don't you respect someone that has a different opinion than yours ?
instead of acusing him with an abreviation which is already a biased
appraoch?
ie using a diminutive to potrait his opinion and repeating that too
Freedom of speach and opinin should ring a bell to you should it not
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