Here a couple of reason why switching to Debian will be advantageus:
- Ubuntu is based on Debian Unstable and it obviously more bloted than its
source
- Debian division beetwenn free and non-free is clean and accurate in repos
and packages, the one you are claiming for Ubuntu is, to be kind, o
I am a silly man.
Thanks.
The Electrum website requires JavaScript to run.
Here's how I install Electrum.
Install pip for Python 2 branch preferably 2.7 (the latest version) - the
package should be called something like python2-pip or python2.7-pip. Then
install the latest version from https://download.electrum.org/
I agree 100%
Thanks for sharing this. I've also been using Parabola lately and
recommending it occasionally in this forum. This post was a good reminder of
how important it is to support Trisquel. Advanced users have multiple libre
options, but all users deserve freedom and Trisquel is perhaps the only
This package manager is also available for Parabola
https://parabola.nu/packages/guix
Guix is a packaging system and GuixSD is an operating system.Pay attention to
the names ("Guix" is different from "GuixSD"), because you do not install
GuixSD, unless you do want to.
Where is a more lightweight Qt frontend for Ring, with much less bundles with
KDE?
Most of Ubuntu's proprietary software is separated out, too. I don't see
switching to a Debian base as advantageous. Heck, I personally would have
very little reason to use Trisquel if it were based on Debian.
I have appended the BlackArch repo into Parabola, but by installing some
security tools, I am facing nonfree deps preventing my installatons, though
tools themselves are free (same problem as Deb contrib), these nonfree deps
are including vBox. I have also appended Linux-libre into my Kali sy
> I do not think ppc is inherently more expensive than similar x86 hardware.
I didn't say it is. x86 is what I was thinking of when I said "high-end". You
know, like gaming computers. The really expensive, cutting-edge stuff that
people like gamers buy.
For lower-end stuff, ARM is largely o
Strangely enough... GitHub started changing hashes for the .zip/.tar.gz
files it provides.
I'll try to update the recipe again, Thanks for letting me know. ;)
I'll answer back when there is an update.
c...@bluehome.net writes:
> The command tried but failed, even with --fallback. Logs attached
Nossa! Realmente uma boa referência também! ;)
nicolasm...@tutanota.com writes:
> Usando Parabola também esbarrei nesse problema. Por questões de
> necessidade, considerei a baixar no AUR, mas pesquisando sobre o
> módulo de segurança, chamado warsaw, encontrei esse artigo
> perturbador:
> https:
Republished/shared on (in Brazilian Portuguese):
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http://lists.libreplanet.org/archive/html/libreplanet-br/2017-10/msg00040.html .
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http://lists.libreplanet.org/archive/html/libreplanet-br-sp/2017-10/msg00030.html
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- http://listas.softwarelivre.org/pipermail/psl-brasil/2017-October/005362.
https://electrum.org/#download
It seems pretty easy.
I think that at some point the automation will allow to keep up with the main
distribution (ubuntu) releasing at the same time.
I am wondering which tools are used to automate the releases and the builds.
I see that they use jenkins for the builds.
I am a little bit puzzled by the number of posts coming from the same small
number of people complaining about Trisquel 8 is not here and so on.
I have it installed on my laptop that I am using in this moment and my main
machine at home since quite a while.
@ylevental did you try Trisquel 8?
Vpincini, i gave my opinion in some previous post and will not repeat myself.
Frankly with several years of experience, i have come to the conclusion that
the FSF is very good with evrything that concerns "Software" that includes
Licensing, but is utterly incompetent about the way the Libre
Back in Trisquel 7 it came with Electrum and I used it a lot. It does not
come with Trisquel 8, and it's not in the repos either. I still have my keys
form the old electrum. How do I get it back in Trisquel 8?
You could try asking David (Trisquel's Website adminstator) to activate a
Drupal module (Trisquel.info is run on Drupal)
https://www.drupal.org/project/webform
Webform is the module for making forms and surveys in Drupal.
Ah, you got the high end by my standards so I'll do the low end.
Netinstall of 32 bit image in progress; it's going on a USB drive so I can
boot it from various old Thinkpads, starting with my T61.
I had to switch mirrors from default US to default Spain, but it seems to be
chugging along j
Don't do this. If you really want to do something useful, join the Trisquel
development team and help Trisquel.
I heard gNewSense is dead though. And what would be a good polling website
then? I agree with you about the Debian version though.
This poll requires proprietary software in the form of JavaScript in the web
browser.
Trisquel should stay on Ubuntu LTS. If you want Debian, go help gNewSense.
Answer at https://www.poll-maker.com/poll1922291xBcBf4686-51
When I have recorded enough responses, I will email to the main developers
Reason to support Debian: Trisquel could be based on Jesse (main branch
only). This uses the debian Kernel which already divides free from non-free
firmwar
Great idea. Since Trisquel 8 already exists, we would start with Trisquel 9
in this respect. I have created a poll.
Hi happy_gnu
RMS really should not hope for Trisquel 8 to be released since he is the one
who (indirectly) caused the delay.
"Poor Ruben" can't dedicate enough time to his petty project since when he
started working for FSF (aka RMS petty project).
If he really cares about Trisquel he sho
Hi ylevental
in this old post of mine I give my opinion on how it could be done:
https://trisquel.info/it/forum/how-about-survey-measure-how-much-trisquel-user-prefer-trisquel-based-ubuntu-instead-debian
What the hell is Gnewbolatriruk?
Raptor has emailed a list of specifications should a ppc libre software micro
atx mainboard, cpu included, get crowd funded.
1 POWER9 "Sforza" CPU
4 DDR4 DIMM slots
2 PCIe slots (1 x16, 1 x8)
On board audio
On board HDMI video (2D)
2 GbE NICs
On board USB 3.0
On board SATA (AHCI)
Optional remote
>POWER seems to be a candidate for the future of high-end computing
My impression from raptor's emails is, the main parameter is number of
mainboards you order or raptor
sells. I have not asked raptor but I do not think ppc is inherently more
expensive than similar x86 hardware. If you buy 30
I have been watching on a nonfree pen testing distro, BlackArch, with
appending this into Parabola (both pacman based) I am facing the same problem
with the Deb contrib channel, security tools themselves are free but
dependent on nonfree (from every main Arch channels, if also appended to
e
gNewSense has no activity this year which dnt expect new free software in
gNewSense, Debian (w/o nonfree and contrib) you would like to try the testing
channel to probe the latest stable packages.
At all times Parabola is best for latest free software which it is rolling,
in its LTS fork, Hyp
Update on my installation of Trisquel 8
Type of PC. desktop
type OF processor
i-5- 3570 -4 GEN PROCESSOR 3.40hz IS A 1550 MOTHER BOARD MADE BY Asus Taiwan
16 Gb RAM total 4 chips DDR-4
500 GB WESTERN DIGITAL DRIVE, 2gb DOUBLE BUFFER hard DRIVE.
Video card
Nvidea Geforce GT 630
well. the inst
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