I think there is a branding issue with the title. Trisquel uses Linux-Libre
kernel instead of Linux kernel. Therefore, Trisquel should be branded or
titled as GNU/Linux-Libre; not just GNU/Linux. For example, Dragora
GNU/Linux-Libre uses the right title.
If GNOME is there, choose it. Otherwise, just don't install anything. On
first boot, you'll get the command-line. Just log in, "sudo apt-get install
gnome", and then "sudo shutdown -r now".
I'm thrilled we finally have Trisquel 8. I was wondering if there is some
form of start date or initiation action that happens when we start Trisquel
9. When do we start?
I'm particularly interested in decentralizing the development so it is
somehow easier for everyone to contribute.
...I
Can't argue with that on the merits, but it's already a mouthful.
I'm also interested in doing this. I'm thinking i should be able to just do:
sudo apt purge trisquel
sudo install gnome
... and voila! no?
I haven't tried yet, will experiment soon.
> sudo apt purge trisquel
I have removed 'trisquel' and still have the MATE desktop. The only
difference between 'purge' and 'remove' is that purge removes config
files, so that shouldn't remove MATE either.
$ sudo apt install mate-desktop
followed by
$ sudo apt autoremove
might do it.
signa
As much as I'd like a GNOME desktop on Trisquel, GNOME Videos is
totally borked in Trisquel 8. That's a deal-breaker for me, since I
use it to watch YouTube.
> As much as I'd like a GNOME desktop on Trisquel, GNOME Videos is
> totally borked in Trisquel 8. That's a deal-breaker for me, since I
> use it to watch YouTube.
If you want a solid desktop client (as opposed to a site like
invidio.us) for watching YouTube videos, I highly recommend
youtube-vie
Trisquel froze while compiling a program. Since I couldn't get the system to
respond, I powered down. Upon attempting to boot, I get stuck with this
message.
ata1.00: exception Emask 0x0 SAct 0x0 action 0x6 frozen
ata1.00: ST_FIRST: DRQ=1weith device error, dev_stat 0x7F
ata1.00: cmd a0/00:0
I’ve been trying to download a VPN for my Lenovo Thinkpad X200 Libreboot. The
VPN on the laptop sends me to the webpage openvpn.net but I don’t know what
program to buy because my OS Libreboot. PLEASE HELP!
Here are specifications of my laptop.
Lenovo Thinkpad X200 Libreboot BIOS Installed (Lat
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