Thanks for the clarification. I got this idea to upgrade when I saw upgrading
to 8 from both 6 and 7 is listed here among "to-dos"
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/flidas-release-issues
Hi Anandawardhana,
I had exactly the same issue as you.
My advice would be to download Trisquel 7.0 from trisquel's official website
(https://trisquel.info/en/download) or through mirror website maintained by
FSF. (http://mirror.fsf.org/trisquel-images/)
You can also download Trisquel 8.0
Trisquel 6 is the best OS I have ever used. So, until today I had a computer
running T6 without upgrading (or connecting to the Internet for the past year
or so). I used it for writing and some of the other basic work I do. There
was no reason to upgrade because it works fine.
I now want
The best source of news is provided on the crowdfunding page. Notice that it
has an "Updates" tab.
https://www.crowdsupply.com/eoma68/micro-desktop
The package name might be icedove.
I typed into the terminal:
sudo apt-get instlal thunderbird
and hit Enter. But I can't find this program to launch it. Any ideas?
Is there an expected delivery date for those who pre-ordered? I understand
that R takes time. Just checking in.
I have had issues with '@' earlier and never solved it the last time. Below
is a copy of an advise proposed by Eemeli
(https://trisquel.info/en/forum/librebooted-and-trisquelised-macbook21-where#comment-123269)
According to that (and earlier comments), re-configuring the keyboard should
">Also swap out kernels
Why? The kernel is free, deblobbed."
The request_firmware calls cause problems. Linux-libre fixes that.
http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/gnu-linux-libre/2018-01/msg00046.html
">rebrand everything
What exactly?"
I don't pretend to know all of the places where
> I've no idea but it would seem logical to me it would
> be much simpler to base Triskamullo on Debian - the
> OS is already free and you'd just need to remove
> the references to non-free from the documentation.
Bingo!
The main problem apeears that FSF has just *too strict* rules. So strict
> Icecat is already ready. No big issues, it would appear.
In my experience Icecat is barely faster than Tor Browser. I don't know that
everyone would accept it as a substitute for Firefox or Abrowser, at least not
until ESR moves to FF60 in May. I'm looking forward to Tor Browser becoming
> https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-stop-firefox-making-automatic-connections
>
> I don't know if you already gave it a try or if you maybe already
> posted it here.
heyjoe already found that this documentation is broken. Bug report is here:
Tx for the link, senor LeGuitarraJosé :)
I played a little bit fir Mouzillacox and visited this website, which has
grown hugely in dimension from the last time I did so, which was give or take
a year ago. It would appear they really like their browser to not only have
new (mostly useless
>Also swap out kernels
Why? The kernel is free, deblobbed.
>Replace Firefox
Icecat is already ready. No big issues, it would appear.
>modify the installer to get rid of those various verboten prompts
Never saw one, but that too wouldn't seem a big issue
>rebrand everything, and more
What
sudo apt install geoclue-2.0
The Trisquel 8 I am running now already have something called "redshift" in
the main menu under accessories. But unfortunately I get this message when
I'm trying to open the program:
"Failed to run Redshift
Trying location provider `geoclue2'...
Unable to connect to GeoClue.
Unable to get
Also swap out kernels, replace Firefox, modify the installer to get rid of
those various verboten prompts, rebrand everything, and more. gNewSense is
based on Debian and they have similar things to Trisquel's "Helpers", caller
Builders. (I think that might be where the idea of Trisquel's
> Btw I am wondering: how come we need a stupid addon to make it so we are
automatically directed to the encrypted version of a website? Isn't that a
necessity? Don't you think Mouzzilla should make such behavior the default
feature?
Mozilla supports HSTS preload.
I needed to use wikipoeja to find out. It would seem so. I learned something
new. Memelogy is relevant to my interests, a delicious (and quite powerful)
linguistic phenomena.
(It would appear so)
>When I used T7 I found Icecat to be slow compared to Abrowser
Yep
>possibilty due to its extra plugins like LibreJS
Exactly because of it, mainly.
>The version of Abrowser in Trisquel 8 is based on FF57, so it's much faster
now.
57, now 58 is night and day compared to any previous
I've no idea but it would seem logical to me it would be much simpler to base
Triskamullo on Debian - the OS is already free and you'd just need to remove
the references to non-free from the documentation. How difficult is that? No
idea, again, but I imagine it would not take much
It's worse than I thought.
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