Indeed, I'm thinking of seeking legal advice, but this isn't priority
right now for me, just for a driver license, that might take months to
come, and money which I don't have. :)
I'd rather get a fixed/guaranteed job first before even thinking on
seeking lawyers and driver licenses.
Frankly, the
Interesting, to compare, as much as I love dmenu, I feel dwm is not as good
as i3wm (a typical case of extreme minimalism that hardens
usablity/possibilities).
That's not an issue regarding Firefox though, plus I get that your point was
about the Philosophy. Just sharing a thought :)
I tota
Thanks everyone for your input. I went for a SSD/HDD hybrid and placed my
order this weekend.
I'm already excited for my first fully libre PC.
trisquel is not a mainstream distro, you can't expect to have hundreds of
programmers fixing everything. It takes a lot of time. Belenos is a awesome
distro, and I am hoping Flida will be as good, maturation is a important role
in the production of anything that is good. Or maybe I'm just say
Then just grab Debian Testing and watch out for non-free addons
Or start helping; or stop complaining.
I own a galaxy s2 with replicant.
My demands are quite low, but still, to be completely honest, i wished for a
bit more modern device...
It's a pain to look up directions, typing is not a lot of fun and among all
the kids with their latest iphones, you sure look like a dinosaur.
Nevertheless,
>I should use TorBB much more
We all should! :)
You can also use apparmor or firejail, or both, why not with firecox..
firejail --apparmor firefox
Or even better :P
firejail --apparmor --private firefox
Which is a way, let's say to supplement Firecox's lack of an inbuilt sandbox
feature.
The S3 offers the benefit of a bigger screen and better hardware, e.g.
camera. Unfortunately it comes with the disadvantage of slower response (e.g.
to swipes, touches etc)
Thanks. I could have checked that myself, but often I am uncertain of what to
look for and if I find it, I often don't understand it anyway!
But backporting wasn't hard to understand.
Following the links about xfce, it says that
If you are running Trisquel, it is strongly suggested to use a package
manager like aptitude or synaptic to download and install packages, instead
of doing so manually via this website.
You should be able to use any of the listed mirrors by add
Hi, it's possible to encrypt the disk before installing the OS? and there are
any security, performance improvement doing so?
Thanks!
We've been testing the Note 2 for a month now and we're extremely happy with
its performance running Replicant 6.0.
https://redmine.replicant.us/projects/replicant/wiki/GalaxyNote2N7100
We have it in offer and we estimate it will become very popular very fast
among free software users:
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That is right.
Yes: to get backported packages, remove the "#", save the file, and use the
"Update Manager" (or 'sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade' if you
prefer the terminal).
No: keep the other lines as they are!
Encrypting the user data (what matters the most) is checking one box during
the installation process. Encrypting the whole disk is harder:
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/full-disk-encryption-install
Encryption entails a negligible performance penalty. It definitely is good
for your privacy
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