There IS an Atheros WLAN card usable on T400 (authorized by Lenovo).
It is, however, a low-end AR2425 model.
I can search for its FRU ID for you so you can purchase one if needed.
Trisquel follows the fixed (LTS) release model. But this doesn't mean that
you have to use whatever is in the official repository. You can download and
install the latest version of LibreOffice manually.
To install LibreOffice manually, just download the tarball, extract it,
change the
Unless people using Hyperbola, legacy addons will not work. or if you use
basilisk which is and I quote, "not free software"
I just became a member, so I said "thank you" that way.
I installed the official version from Libreoffice website. Not worth the time
and effort though, I'll almost certainly join you in using Stretch's version
in the future.
Ah yes, I recall, thank you.
Maybe you could say "thank you" one day, for example:
https://fsfe.org/campaigns/ilovefs/index.en.html
;)
Trisquel is a "stable" GNU/Linux distribution. That means all major versions
of all packages are frozen in the repository of a given version of Trisquel
(e.g., Trisquel 8, which is based on Ubuntu 16.04). Only some bugs (in
particular vulnerabilities) are corrected. One single exception
>But is there some reason that we are not using the current 6.0.5,
Of course there is: no one backported it. I'm using 6.0.6 on Stretch.
Oops: Firefox 57 indeed.
I'm definitely changing it - this 5.1.6.2 version on Trisquel right now keeps
crashing for me.
But is there some reason that we are not using the current 6.0.5, or even the
"conservative" version 5.4.7 that LibreOffice recommends for enterprise
users?
Like Random Agent Spoofer, Self-Destructing Cookies was not ported to the
WebExtensions API, the only one Firefox (and derivatives such as Abrowser) 47
and later support.
I think you made a typographical error and meant Firefox 57 (Quantum) instead
of Firefox 47.
A screenshot.
I'll do that.
Like Random Agent Spoofer, Self-Destructing Cookies was not ported to the
WebExtensions API, the only one Firefox (and derivatives such as Abrowser) 47
and later support.
Cookie AutoDelete is a replacement:
Indeed. Random User-Agent is a replacement:
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/downloads/file/959014/random_user_agent-2.2.5-an+fx.xpi
Look into the topic of browser fingerprinting.
I bought a "new" 10 year old Lenovo Thinkpad T-400 for $60. I love it but it
has an intel wifi card for which there is no non-proprietary firmware. I went
to the trouble of installing an atheros wifi card but unfortunately it wasn't
on the Thinkpad's "whitelist" and the computer wouldn't
Okay, I now understand why it was done that way, and I appreciate Trisquel's
concern with my privacy. But I really don't care if people know that I have a
1440x900 screen resolution. I can't see how that would negatively affect me.
Maybe I'll be targeted by people who are selling old
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