I vote "stay" in Ubuntu for know.
Supertramp
Remember my first libre gnu linux distro was trisquel 5. Of course I have
migrated to other Gnu-Linux distros based on Debian, Because I have growth,
becoming more understandable and knowledgeable in the matter. Before I was
reading and absorbing tons of information,just plain an
Super tramp
Yes it is stable, but to learn debian it was not an easy one. But to be able
to learn trisquel. it has been my fundamental curb for me.
I agree with you on this one.
Hello.
I have never used Whonix, and I have some experience with KVM, but I use it
without libvirt.
How are you checking “the size” of the file? What is the output of the
command (copy and paste it here or upload it as an attachment)?
If you use “ls -l”, this will tell you the logical fil
There is nothing noteworthy here.
Microsoft is more than Bill Gates, and it will continue producing proprietary
software.
Moreover, there is not anything noteworthy with Android. It makes no
difference that it uses Linux (the kernel). It just yet another proprietary
system. People pay for
“He looked at me and said...
"I want Trisquel 8 too.."”
As is typical of Stallman, he complains and says what he wants to be done,
but does not do anything about it. Although he has done real work in the
past, now he is lazy and unwilling to move a finger (think about it: what has
he perso
I use Debian 9. Although Trisquel has a nice ideology, it is technologically
deficient. For example, there is neither the will nor the manpower to
generate new releases in reasonable time.
An additional difference from the ones mentioned by other users:
Debian accepts the Artistic License 1.0 as free software while the FSF does
not.
Thus Debian contains Simutrans in the “free” section, while a
distribution that follows the FSF guidelines would not include it at all.
I once
You might want to start a new thread about the specific issue you ran into.
The people who will give you technical advice are more likely to click on a
thread asking for such advice than a 3-week old thread with an unrelated
subject line.
"Add/Remove Applications" is gnome-app-install, which depends on
app-install-data, which includes a bunch of files in
/usr/share/app-install/desktop named "[package]:[name].desktop". For example,
there is "3dchess:3dchess.desktop" which contains[Desktop Entry]
X-AppInstall-Package=3dchess
X-
Projectile
https://github.com/bbatsov/projectile
But if you can, I recommend helm-projectile (needs helm of course)
https://github.com/bbatsov/helm-projectile
You should also check Magit
https://magit.vc/
Currently I didn't test this yet. I would like to do so now, but I'm in
the process of updating the related recipe for GNU Guix, which will also
allow other people to install it. ;)
So right now I'm unable to use it right.
da...@qq.com writes:
> Can we make grups for chatting in this app ?
>
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If they ever publish an entire system distribution that is free/libre,
and evaluated for compliance with the GNU Free System Distribution
Guidelines (GNU FSDG) and so get's listed in the page about free/libre
distros at gnu.org, then I don't see this a bad thing.
However, currently this is unlicke
Gnewb stands for "Gnewb's Not Even Worth the Bother."
olatriruk is just the kernel.
Essentially they don't seem to value enough the freedom of the software
in question (or the lack of it). ;)
pinmari...@riseup.net writes:
> Good point ! your link gives some answer though :
>
> We have invested some time looking for a solution to this, but did not
> find anything which could be d
As am I. I've got older hardware that can be put to use, a bit of time to
spare, and enough experience with frustrated windows users who "just want it
to work" to care.
That was probably all it was. I used unetbootin just out of laziness and bad
habits.
Also, the "open source"-side is literally a mess.
If you know the concept of "greenwashing", then I would like to
introduce you to "openwashing". What it means depends on your position
here. I'll detail this in future paragraphs.
Just for a start: it's important to note that Open Source Initiativ
I finally got some time to flash. I followed your instructions together with
information on the libreboot site.
I get an Error while verification everytime I try to flash
root@beaglebone:~/libreboot_r20160907_util/flashrom/armv7l# ./flashrom -p
linux_spi:dev=/dev/spidev1.0,spispeed=512 -w
To support onpon4's argumentation, see WhatsApp as an example.
WhatsApp implemented a XMPP-uncompliant communication based on XMPP
standard.
On the other hand, XMPP can be used to provide "bridges" to other
instant communications. JMP ([1]) --- an instance of jmp-register ([2]),
which is part of
Nice one, if you want to: don't forget to add me to your list of
contacts! ;)
peter.ko...@posteo.net writes:
> I have my own prosody server running at home. I use Conversations
> client in Replicant and Pidgin on desktop.
>
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Perhaps there needs to be a project to start this?
I have found a possible replacemnt, but it seems to be very disorganized
and seems to have licensing issues, besides it seems to still depend on
LabVIEW. For now I prefer not to recommend it to the general public.
However, if someone is a develop
quidam, CalmStorm, Magic Banana, onpon4, jxself, SuperTramp83
what will be your recommendation. I'm open for any advise.
HEATHER
i STAND BY YOUR EXPERIENCE. it is a disappointment I was not able to give the
community completely a final positive report. Ill wait for the final Trisquel
8.
mason ask?
How did you burn the ISO? I had the same issue (Uruk 2.0 Beta worked on my
Thinkpad x60 but Flidas wouldn't) when I used Startup Disc Creator, but it
worked after using
Mason I use an old windows program called burncdcc
mason ask?
How did you burn the ISO? I had the same issue (Uruk 2.0 Beta worked on my
Thinkpad x60 but Flidas wouldn't) when I used Startup Disc Creator, but it
worked after using
Mason I use an old windows program called burncdcc
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