I haven't seen scientific research which finds that humans produce
electromagnetic radiation. I was under the impression that the only
interaction the human body had with electromagnetic radiation was the eyes'
detection of visible light, and the use of ultroviolet light to synthesize
Thanks again all. Learning a lot as I go :-)
If the WiFi doesn't work after full install I'll buy a dongle from Think
Penguin or Technoetic as recommended.
I realise its a part of life for most but I'd never use WiFi at home because
of the deleterious EMF effects. I'd suggest anyone using
Ah okay. Point taken by both messages.
I thought one of my friends had a Mac from 2015 but it's actually from 2012
like the one I already tested, so I still don't have a way to replicate the
problem you two (loldier and strypey) are having.
Have either of you tried the ISO that was uploaded today?
Loldier wrote:
"[Fedora Media Writer] writes any ISO."
My apologies, you are of course correct. I skim read the first of the links
you shared, and got the impression that the instructions given there was the
limit of what the program could do. Now that I look again, the images make it
Going off on a bit of a tangent here, but just found this link that suggests
NoScript's author has ads linking to known malware from the NoScrit website,
and messes with people's ad-blockers to make sure they see the ads:
https://liltinkerer.surge.sh/noscript.html
The person who gave me
I only open office documents when I know exactly where they've come from, and
I trust the full chain of upstream sources to have reasonably secure
practices. In other words, I don't open many office documents, and like
Stallman, I tend to insist on being given OpenDocument formats, not
FYI Etcher is free code software, and it does seem effective and easy to use,
but there are some user respect issues with Etcher. See this thread for more
details:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/user-respect-issues-etcher
Like MagicBanana, I'm a bit confused about what you are trying to do. Are you
trying to use bootable USB stick to install Trisquel on an external USB hard
drive? If so, why? If not, where am I misunderstanding your goal?
MartinH wrote:
"But if I use jxself's method, I doubt very much that the root servers will
ever change their ip address !"
If they do, it will be trumpeted to the heavens with a major public
announcement, as every single DNS provider (commercial or gratis, public or
private), will have to
Oh, one more thing I forgot to mention in the original post. Minifree now
provides *2* batteries, per laptop, by default.
Hi everyone :)
The Libreboot X200/T400 laptops come with Trisquel pre-installed, by default.
They also come with Libreboot installed, which is a completely free/libre
BIOS replacement. These systems are endorsed by the Free Software Foundation.
All of the hardware is fully supported by
> I can't speak for
> Parabola
I expect the experience with Enlightenment in Parabola to be the same as that
in Arch, which was not very good. At the time Arch/Parabola had E21, so maybe
E22 is better, but I found it to be much more buggy and crashy than E17 in
Trisquel.
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Thanks again for responding to my post.
I don't know why I did not look at this file before posting, duh !
I know what is going wrong now. I posted awhile ago about how I was
trying out Salix because I did not want systemd and that I was sad to go.
I haven't gone. I am tri-booting at the
I have recently tried updating using "update-manager -d" gui method and it
failed. Here are my prompts:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/trisquel-8-codename-flidas-release-candidate-ready-testing#comment-130569
It's firmware, not drivers. Unfortunately, most wireless cards these days
don't work without proprietary firmware, and there isn't much
reverse-engineering going on. There haven't been any advancements that I'm
aware of between Trisquel 7's release and now.
John wrote:
"Have used open office for years, so Trisquel suits me fine + the interface
is simple, clean & pleasant. IMO simplicity is an art."
Ae, the free code office suite formerly known as OpenOffice has improved
rapidly since most of the developers walked away from Oracle and formed
I tried LXQt (Fedora spin). It has Qupzilla, which is Falkon now in the
latest update (not yet in Fedora 26).
Fedora LXDE 26 is the same as Trisquel. Midori and the same age old
interface. It looks awfully outdated when compared to LXQt.
I'm not sure what to think. LXQt is a KDE lookalike.
I recently attempted an upgrade from my existing laptops install of Trisquel
7 to Trisquel 8 and the upgrade failed. I have many screenshots showing each
prompt. Where do I post this?
"The best is to just install Enlightenment wm in your Parabola, Devuan, or
Trisquel systems."
As both Mason and I have said in previous comments, installing E17 in
Trisquel results in a broken user experience. I can't speak for Parabola or
Devuan, but it wouldn't surprise me if the same is
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