Wow, thanks for the info. OK, I will try install Replicant on Trisquel. S3
was cheap and I favor its design.
> I might... get some cheap smart phone for tethering.
Since you were able to libreboot your X60s, I think you would not find
it too difficult to install Replicant. You should be able to find a
Replicant-supported device[1] for pretty cheap. I have found that USB
tethering works pretty reliably wi
I wanted to try your suggestions but the trouble doesn't happen. Wifi
tethering is fine now. I have been connecting with the internet more than a
hour. But I learned some things, and it seems that it is better to avoid USB
tethering an iPhone to the machine. I might jailbreak this phone and i
Using the "Synaptic Package Manager" ("Reload", "Mark All Upgrades", and
"Apply") or 'sudo apt update' and 'sudo apt upgrade' (with four characters
less to type and a nicer interface than 'apt-get') should do the same. A
third alternative is to configure the "Update Manager" to your desires
$ sudo systemcrl restart NetworkManager
Just correcting your typo: 'systemctl' (not 'systemcrl').
I think you can prevent it from being automatically removed using apt-mark.
Manually installed packages should not be autoremoved.
https://www.computerhope.com/unix/apt-mark.htm
I've found it easier to reinstall in these cases.
It doesn't make sense to me but it works :-)
Thanks!
Reinstall gnome-tweak-tool after autoremove.
I understand but I still want to keep gnome-tweak-tool, is there a way to
keep one package and remove the other packages?
This means that some old package depended on these. Maybe old package
was uninstalled, or maybe new version now is not depending on these.
Consequence is, if no software currently need these packages, they can
be removed.
El 4/8/19 a les 9:05, an...@ockers.eu ha escrit:
> The following packages
I cannot find a change button near my first message, so I post a new comment:
Please ignore the second
$ sudo apt-get autoremove
Thank you.
Dear Trisquel users,
What is are best practices in updating Trisquel?
At the moment, what I do is:
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get upgrade
$ sudo synaptic
# where I mark and apply all updates, then close synaptic
$ sudo apt-get autoremove
$ sudo apt-get autoclean
$ sudo apt-get autoremove
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