I'm no developer, just a general user, but if I had to compare 16.04 versus
18.04 - I had a lot of problems and stability issues in 18.04. For me 16.04
just works flawlessly, so I really enjoy using trisquel 8 (for more than a
year now everyday) with only minor problems and I'm actually not
What about this one?:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Atheros-AR9271L-802-11n-150Mbps-USB-Wireless-WiFi-Adapter-Wifi-Antenna-for-Win/352856112189?hash=item5227dcfc3d:g:EkAAAOSwU2Jdz-h-
It has a same chipset ( Atheros AR9271 ) like the one from FSF page you
recommended:
> my ufw is set to only allow dns http and https so wen i lunch jami it
> wont connect to the internet
I see. I'm not sure which port Jami uses, and I don't have time to look
into it right now. Maybe strypey can help, since he uses Jami, but it
might be worth asking the Jami team for help here:
> Lite Software offers a seemingly curated, de-mystified list of
> "popular" apps and other installs.
> https://www.linuxliteos.com/manual/software.html#installsoftware
Yes, it is based on manual curation. The source code contains a hard
coded list of applications to recommend.[1] Much of it is
Vikings, Minifree and Technoethical all sell libre hardware shipping to EU.
You can get a libre desktop/laptop/modems and other accessories from these
sellers
If you are trying to find hardware for a existing machine, like a graphics
card, I would recommend you check out hnode.org for
>I started out not knowing any of this stuff either. I'm still learning,
>but after a few years, I now know enough that I can help other people
>who are where I was back then. In a few years, you will too. For now,
>just keep learning, and keep asking for help when you need it. That's
>what this
Hello,
which hardware supplier based in EU do you recommend?
someone have a list of the best suppliers?
Thanks
I have zero idea about technical underpinnings, so maybe I should just remain
silent, but...
Linux Lite is also Ubuntu based, so it may be easier to use some of its code
than non Ubuntu based distros.
https://www.linuxliteos.com/manual/software.html#instsoftware
It seems to have two
Someone on the Internet engaging in intelligent speculation that fits the
facts, common sense, and parsimoniousness? And, what's more, going so far as
to clearly acknowledge a lack of data, rather than confidently claiming
inside knowledge or "obvious" conspiracies? What is the world
Heh, lingered too long over my post and you beat me to it.
I realize what follows isn't exactly what you're looking for, since you
already have the antenna, but any port in a storm, perhaps? Also since you
mentioned having a big antenna, this product has an antenna upgrade available
to take you from the included 5dBi antenna to a 9dBi one, kicking
"(all three were advertised as "works with linux")"
They may be dependent on proprietary firmware, as nadebula.1984 mentioned.
Check out the FSF's RYF program. It seems to contain 3 with external
antennas.
https://ryf.fsf.org/categories/wireless-adapters
Any ath9k-htc model should work with free firmware. You can try to find
wikidevi.com on web archive. With the site down I can no longer search for
devices based on ath9k-htc.
Beware that the USB WLAN adapters bearing the same commodity name but with
different hardware revisions are
Hi,
Can somebody recommend me a usb wifi dongle with an external antenna socket,
that would work on trisquel (libre driver) ?
Because I have a nice big external wifi antenna, but so far I have tried
three dongles without success on trisquel (all three were advertised as
"works with
my ufw is set to only allow dns http and https so wen i lunch jami it wont
connect to the internet
this is what i get from ufw.log:
Dec 3 08:46:12 99 kernel: [ 1674.239424] [UFW BLOCK] IN= OUT=wlp3s0
SRC=192.168.1.8 DST=192.168.1.1 LEN=30 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=64 ID=1503 DF
PROTO=UDP
> Marble seems to be exactly what I'm looking for.
Great, I'm glad it's working for you.
> I would like to pay you back for your help but I'm an only an old
> unprosperous IT student who is struggling to get out of digital
> illiteracy with the burden of little time and a flat learning curve.
I
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