Try 'status=progress' with dd (without quotes).
I'm using Trisquel 8.0 and trying to create a bootable USB with the Trisquel
mini ISO. I've used Startup Disc Creator but it gives an error, saying
"Could not write the disk image to the device".
Oddly it asks for authentication twice, saying policies prevent mounting.
I also tried the
I'm not sure that's the case... I mean, it only asked for one password during
the Trisquel 8 installation process, the Full Disk Encryption password. Maybe
it is the case of being necessary to unlock both boot and swap?
However according to the Parabola guide, it is possible to automate that
You may have quit Déjà Dup because its automatic backup is buggy. When I
plug the external hard drive, Déjà Dup almost always notifies of a problem.
But, then, firing the backup from Déjà Dup's has always perfectly worked
for me.
I definitely have. Ok, ill take another look at Dejadup again to see if it can
compress everything as youve stated. It could very well be that I switched to
backintime for another reason in the past, but I can't recall. Thanks for the
assistance.
By default, Déjà Dup does "smart delete" if, by that, you mean removing the
oldest backups if space is missing. At least, that is what is written in its
"help" (I do not think I have ever reached the capacity of my backup disks).
war on Javashit it is then ! Thanks
What is the output of
$ apt policy torbrowser-launcher
?
signature.asc
Description: PGP signature
Thanks. I got this output:
~$ apt search torbrowser-launcher
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done
torbrowser-launcher/flidas,now 0.2.4-1 amd64 [installed]
helps download and run the Tor Browser Bundle
I suppose it means that the version from the PPA is not accessible somehow?
As can be
It seems that the version from the PPA is not even accessible:
~$ apt search torbrowser-launcher
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done
torbrowser-launcher/flidas,now 0.2.4-1 amd64 [installed]
helps download and run the Tor Browser Bundle
To clarify, I create images, music, video, etc. So, naturally the output
files I generate can be compressed or uncompressed. Sometimes when you make a
final output file, you need to make a few uncompressed versions of the file
before mastering. Regarding, BackInTime -- my current backup
We are not talking about the same thing. I thought you were talking about
end-user multimedia files (jpeg, png, mp3, vorbis, mp4, webm, etc.): those
are formats that are compressed with algorithms that take into account the
specifics of the medium, thereby reaching better compression ratios
Thats definitely not true. Especially for source files -- I know this from
experience.
I will look into another program that compresses files as it backs them up. The
default program in Trisquel is too simple for what I need.
The Backup utility in Trisquel compresses, by default. But you are talking
about video, audio and pictures: such files are typically already in
compressed formats: there is basically no more space you can save.
... thinking on this, Perhaps what I need is a backup solition that compresses
the data as it backs up. Right now, it all uncompressed.
Well, you can acquire an additional larger disk.
Right now, I use BackInTime with an external RAID1. Its too little space.
An external hard drive you store away from the computer (so that they do not
get robbed together, they do not burn in a fire in the same room, etc.) is
probably the easiest option. Better (but slower): backup on a remote
computer, through the network. You can use the "Backup" utility that
Thanks for thinking with.
I searched and found a lot of files throughout the system.
After a fresh configuration of Pidgin it now works.
Try also copying the pidgin folders in (I have no idea of the actual name of
the path..but you will find it..) -> ~/.config/pidgin , ~/.config/purple ,
~/local/share/pidgin , ~/local/share/purple
cheers o/
>What do you do to keep your browser from consuming too much memory
I do not allow javashit in my browser. That's exactly the reason why it is
always smooth, low mem usage and relatively secure.
o/
On 13/01/19 04:21 wrote:
> SO, I installed my SSD in my T400 Libreboot laptop. I followed the
> instructions on the guide for doing so, and after some adjustements I
> got the system to boot just fine. However, I am having the issue of
> having to input my full disk encryption password twice! I
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