> Sorry! When I wrote Trisquel-netinstall i simply meant netinstall as
> opposed to mate or mini. I'm usually pressing tab to autofinish the name
> of the iso (after checking with gpg, of course) so I only had .asc .iso
> and .gpg files in downloads. I didn't have the exact name of the iso as I
> h
When putting in the first command that you gave
>(1) Set MATE's window manager to i3
$ dconf write /org/mate/desktop/session/required-components/windowmanager
"'i3'"
dconf gave back an error, however, I had messed around with dconf before and
I knew that there was a gui version. I opened dc
Sorry! When I wrote Trisquel-netinstall i simply meant netinstall as opposed
to mate or mini. I'm usually pressing tab to autofinish the name of the iso
(after checking with gpg, of course) so I only had .asc .iso and .gpg files
in downloads. I didn't have the exact name of the iso as I had d
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> 'Sudo dd if=~/Downloads/Trisquel-netinstall of=/dev/sdb bs=1M; sync'
The only thing that looks off to me (apart from the capital "S" in
"Sudo" which I assume is just a typo in the forum post) is the file name
"Trisquel-netinstall". It should be something like
"trisquel_8.0_amd64.iso". Where did
When trying to install Trisquel 8 netinstall, is there anything special that
needs to be done? I had been doing
'Sudo dd if=~/Downloads/Trisquel-netinstall of=/dev/sdb bs=1M; sync'
When trying to boot from parse isolinux usb in libreboot it doesn't recognize
usb. Works fine with both Trisque
> hi chaosmonk, perhaps you know what DE will be the default one in
> Trisquel 9 Mini?
This hasn't come up in any meetings I was present for, so I'm not sure.
> Wiki says it's lxqt, is this true? Will lxde be dropped?
Can you link to the wiki page you're referring to?
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hi chaosmonk, perhaps you know what DE will be the default one in Trisquel 9
Mini? Wiki says it's lxqt, is this true? Will lxde be dropped?
> Do you know how I can get the iso for Trisquel 9?
There is none yet. I think that we are close to having a netinstall
image ready, but progress is slow. For now, I can think of three ways to
install Trisquel 9:
* debootstrap: This is probably the "right way" but not the most
beginner friendly
> I'm using i3wm and my external keyboard's multimedia
> (previous,play/pause,next) keys aren't working.
> Multimedia keys however are working with MATE, so my question would be
> which program can I substitute for playerctl?
Personally, I replace MATE's default window manager (Marco) *with* i3.
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calmst...@posteo.de wrote:
Not that I support everything he [Richard Stallman] does, but kicking
him out of both FSF and GNU is just downright crazy.
According to https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/info-gnu/2019-09/msg8.html
On September 16 I resigned as president of the Free Software
Fou
Wow, are you just now upgrading?
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W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
Have you done that?
I'm using i3wm and my external keyboard's multimedia
(previous,play/pause,next) keys aren't working. I tried to add
# Media player controls
bindsym XF86AudioPlay exec playerctl play
bindsym XF86AudioPause exec playerctl pause
bindsym XF86AudioNext exec playerctl next
bindsym XF86AudioPrev exec
I tried it and when doing sudo apt update then sudo apt upgrade something
broke hahaha. I don't know if I 'technically' updated to Trisquel 9 but I
ended up reinstalling Trisquel 8 from scratch just in case.
I read a post by Chaosmonk saying that he did it with the Trisquel
netinstall, but
Yeah... I am going to say something...
I really think that the beating on Stallman is getting really crazy, it
already was to begin with, but this is just getting nasty. No one is
perfect... and I don't think people understand where this is going...
Not that I support everything he does, bu
Bought mine before discount but still 100% worth, I received an excellent
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RMS did nothing wrong.
https://sterling-archermedes.github.io/index.html
http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=6918
Hi im still getting follow error with apt-get update ..
W: Unknown Multi-Arch type 'no' for package 'kwin'
W: Unknown Multi-Arch type 'no' for package 'kwin-dev'
W: Unknown Multi-Arch type 'no' for package 'kwin-wayland'
W: Unknown Multi-Arch type 'no' for package 'kwin-x11'
W: Unknown Multi-Arch
libreboot is a distribution of coreboot and a payload (GRUB in most mainboard
ROMs), and that step is specific to libreboot's GRUB configuration.
Whether you need to do anything like that depends on your coreboot payload
(and configuration thereof). If you're using coreboot's default payload
Hi all,
Does the sentence [1]
If you use libreboot make sure to do this. If you do not use libreboot, skip
this step.
cd /boot/grub
sudo ln -s grub.cfg libreboot_grub.cfg
also mean that if you run Coreboot, you can skip this step?
Thanks in advance!
[1] https://jxself.org/linux-li
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Solved with installing the AppImage
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Good joke. (There are 10 kinds of people, knowing or not knowing binary.)
Yet I already have quite some liberated X200 series.
I also have a legacy ThinkPad (which is still in daily use) that will be
1 (or 0x10) years old in the next year. I recently (very luckily)
obtained one ath5k car
Good GNUs, everyone!
Many of you know that the Taurinus X200, which comes with Trisquel and
Libreboot and is certified to Respect Your Freedom, is based on “old”
hardware that is professionally refurbished and updated. But on Saturday the
Taurinus X200 itself – first launched on September
I've been a Debian unstable tester for quite some time. Agreed, I often
encounter bugs, but they got fixed very soon, sometimes even before I could
submit a bug report. So when it comes to making a choice between stability
and latest packages, I'd gladly choose the latter without any hesitati
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