On 07/12/13 12:31, gnuser wrote:
You are relying on the work of a non free project, but you don't look
at that in the same light you do with Debian. I am not against
linux-libre, I am a supporter of such a project, but I am aware that
if Linux stopped being developed, Linux-libre would be
On 06/12/13 08:29, adel.afzal wrote:
Would the big email providers block my address even if their
customer emailed me first? Would asking others to email me frist
solve this problem?
My experiences with blocking:
- Hotmail has no issues.
- Gmail blocks emails sent from your mail server
On 04/12/13 22:34, dudeski wrote:
Nothing wrong with letting people decide for themselves. Debian
simply gives you the choice.
You are missing the point. People are free to have the choice to, say,
run proprietary software such as Windows, yet that is something the free
software movement
On 04/12/13 01:13, dadix wrote:
pc, mobile phone and now Tv is spying you:
I found this story:
http://boingboing.net/2013/11/19/lg-tv-phones-home-with-your-vi.html#more-269086
Very disturbing. It seems LG is catching up with TiVo, who has been
doing similar surveillance on TV viewers for
On 30/11/13 00:01, aaz...@mail.ru wrote:
Where do you read that?
http://imm.io/1l8fL
That is not the petition page.
Andrew.
On 30/11/13 07:40, adel.afzal wrote:
How do I put the web broser back where it was, next to the home
folder? I made a copy of the web browser launcher too ... I'd like to
remove the extra. Help?
http://i.imgur.com/IyRq0xL.png
You should be able to press ALT+Super+right-click and then move
I originally supported the idea, until I read the petition and realised
that it said keep Winamp alive OR go open source. I could only sign a
petition that said go free software (or maybe go open source if I
knew the open source license was also free).
Unlike other opinions here, I think
On 20/11/13 04:06, gnuser wrote:
I wonder why gnewsense is above trisquel, when Trisquel is developed
more often than gnewsense.
I don't think Distrowatch is very accurate, as it bases its popularity
statistics on page hit counts. Which basically means that more people
are reading about
On 12/11/13 08:29, Pascal Diogo Antunes wrote:
When I import a document pdf on libreoffice, all pages are blank.
What I have to do?
I will also add that it is possible to edit PDF documents using
Inkscape, although not ideal. Depending on what you're doing, OCR might
be a better idea.
Andrew.
On 12/11/13 10:13, oralfloss wrote:
I use a separate partition on my hard drive for my music, but I
always have to mount it when I log in before I can play music. How
can I make the partition automatically mount when I log in, so I
don't have to do it manually?
You can edit /etc/fstab so
On 09/11/13 08:43, adel.afzal wrote:
Could you guys recommend one? I know about openstreetmaps but I'd
prefer something that isn't a service.
GNOME Maps will come as a preview with GNOME 3.10, but I think Ubuntu
14.04 might be shipping GNOME 3.8.
Andrew.
[Not wanting to hijack the maps thread too much, I'm posting this a new
thread.]
On 09/11/13 12:18, icarolongo wrote:
GNOME 3.10 was released in September. GNOME 3.12 will release in
March 2014. Probably Ubuntu will shipping GNOME 3.10.
That's what I previously thought as well, but there are
On 07/11/13 10:36, gramex wrote:
How do I disable Plymouth so I can see the loading text?
You can disable it in GRUB - I found these instructions online:
http://www.techytalk.info/disable-plymouth-show-grub-menu-ubuntu-linux/
Andrew.
Better package management.
On 06/11/13 11:28, gaming4jc2 wrote:
2) Trisquel let's you run unix applications; Windows 7 has non-free
cygwin but it's just not the same.
cygwin is free software!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cygwin
Andrew.
On 06/11/13 10:01, c269824 wrote:
Oh, gosh, no. On Windows there's no such thing as a broken package.
On Windows you never have to worry about dependencies. On Windows you
can install things easily without an Internet connection because of
those dependencies. On Windows you don't depend on
On 04/11/13 00:20, Quiliro Ordóñez wrote:
2. Who is TAILS designed for?
Whistleblowers, activists, people who might be censored, people who
might be watched, people who care about their own security.
3. When should I use TAILS? When shouldn't I use TAILS?
You should not use Tails if you
On 02/11/13 13:09, darrenvenables wrote:
Are binaries allowed to be proprietary if the source code is free?
Mozilla previously did this, i.e. they had a EULA on their binaries for
end-users (breaking freedom zero). This is permitted by the MPL.
Andrew.
On 01/11/13 12:02, uedibupi wrote:
1. What is TAILS useful for?
Booting an OS to do something that doesn't require any of your own data
is the typical use case for any Live CD/DVD, including Tails.
For example, if I use someone else's computer to do casual browsing for
a few hours I might bring
On 31/10/13 04:30, jeremiahmasbury wrote:
I'm pretty sure that GPG gets updated with Trisquel's update
manager.
GPG and GPG2 are treated as separate packages and maintained separately,
so updating GPG wouldn't give you GPG2.
Andrew.
On 30/10/13 09:09, em9002 wrote:
Is Chromium known to be spyware? I haven't heard anything about
that. I know some of its files have unclear licensing information,
which is why it's not included in Trisquel, but I've never heard of
it being spyware.
Possibly, for a number of reasons.
On 28/10/13 22:35, jason wrote:
ln -s /path/to/where/you/put/the/bitcoin/folder ~/.bitcoin
Not sure if it'll follow a symlink and even if it did you'd need to
update it if you ever moved your bitcoin folder again.
I can confirm that Bitcoin does follow symlinks as I do this myself.
Andrew.
On 26/10/13 03:41, em9002 wrote:
You just don't get it, do you? We're pro-GPL here. We like it
because it guarantees freedom for users. That's really all there is
to it.
Permissive licenses do guarantee freedom for users. But what they don't
do is prevent the creators of derivative works
On 26/10/13 06:53, gramex wrote:
I told a friend of mine who uses gmail about PRISM, Edward Snowden,
and the Lavabit shutdown, but he didn't really care; he said he
wouldn't even care if the whole world read his emails.
Everyone has something to hide
Here's what you need:
1. You need to disable UEFI whitelisting or enable legacy mode. I don't
know much about this step, and I suspect others here are in the same
position, as this is only specific to recent UEFI computers.
2. GRUB is best installed in the Master Boot Record.
3. If you want to
On 25/10/13 11:14, masikwha wrote:
After the removing Trisquel my windows MBR is emotionally damaged.
Possible changes in MBR made by Trisquel installation,or possible
remains of Grub in MBR has led my windows unstable, not to leave out
frequently disconnected WiFi after the removal of
On 25/10/13 11:38, masikwha wrote:
Putting aside all, so what is the solution? How to fix my MBR?
Installation of an OS will override the MBR, unless you tell it
otherwise. AFAIK the Trisquel installation asks you if you want to
install GRUB. You will need to override GRUB with the Windows 8.1
On 25/10/13 11:38, masikwha wrote:
Going back to Stallman, his principle, having the freedom to use
software, applies just as much to Not using a software. If you add
something to my MBR and it causes problems, you should provide with a
way to clean it up otherwise your foundation and your
On 18/10/13 13:03, oralfloss wrote:
https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#MPL
According to this page, MPL 1.1 is not GPL compatible because it has
some complex restrictions. This also makes it non-FSF approved,
No it doesn't?
Andrew.
On 16/10/13 19:59, b112327 wrote:
Hello,
in the current Ubuntu there is an option during the installation time
to encrypt the filesystem on the harddrive. When you turn on the
computer, after the BIOS loading, user have to enter his password to
decrypt the file system and let the OS to
On 15/10/13 05:38, krofnica996 wrote:
http://it.slashdot.org/story/13/10/14/0120221/d-link-router-backdoor-vulnerability-allows-full-access-to-settings
http://www.devttys0.com/2013/10/reverse-engineering-a-d-link-backdoor/
And yet many say that FSF is too paranoid about free firmware.
On 10/10/13 13:16, Michael Mehrazar wrote:
My first question, which is probably extremely very basic, is what
material is needed for a small, personal Internet server that should
ideally only be used by myself. I assume a personal computer running
server software (GLAMP, GNU/Linux, Apache,
On 10/10/13 13:57, I wrote:
It is possible to get a dynamic IP address (DDNS)
Oops, I meant to say dynamic DNS here.
Amdrew.
On 08/10/13 16:01, oralfloss wrote:
To make an analogy, Facebook is a tolled bridge on an river that
flows downstream for an infinite amount of miles. Anyone can build
their own bridge on this river, or use already set up non-tolled
bridges. By tolling the people who cross the Facebook
On 08/10/13 09:54, oralfloss wrote:
That's what a privacy policy is for. I am free to use their services
given those conditions, just as all other services have certain
conditions. There have been many people asking about why extensive
swearing isn't allowed on Trisquel, and there are
On 08/10/13 11:29, gramex wrote:
I am looking for a website that has freely-licensed JavaScript
examples. I don't mean a site that merely runs free JavaScript, I
mean one which has code examples to integrate into my own site.
I use https://developer.mozilla.org a lot, which has code snippets
On 06/10/13 09:01, oralfloss wrote:
I noticed there are a lot of CD rippers in the repos. I have tried 2,
namely Rhythmbox and Ripperx, but neither of them have a good GUI or
barely any customizaitons. Does anyone have a recommendation for a CD
ripper, preferably one that rips to FLAC?
I
On 03/10/13 15:26, oralfloss wrote:
Here's my results:
trisquel@thinkpad:~$ host thisisnotadomain.org
thisisnotadomain.org has address 198.105.241.114
thisisnotadomain.org has address 198.105.251.114
Host thisisnotadomain.org not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
Now I'm a bit scared.
An example of
On 03/10/13 12:38, Armworm wrote:
I have this problem as well. Andrew R.'s command does not provide an
address. It outputs Host thisisnotadomain.org not found:
3(NXDOMAIN).
I'm not sure what's causing the problem on your end. Are you using a
proxy? Have you tried using Safe Mode in Abrowser
On 03/10/13 11:11, oralfloss wrote:
Starting today, my computer has been redirrecting me to frontier
searches every time I type in a bad URL.
That's not a lot of information, but it sounds like your ISP *could* be
doing DNS poisoning. If you type in a terminal:
$ host thisisnotadomain.org
On 02/10/13 07:04, lddimov wrote:
I can't figure out how to encrypt files in Trisquel using the Gnu
Privacy Guard (GPG). In Window$ you right-click on any file and chose
Encrypt. That option is not available in Trisquel. It is sad that
there is a good help website for the Win users, but an
On 27/09/13 23:56, mYself wrote:
To be short, I am searching for an application with a user interface,
that supports updating/refreshing readily available partition image
clones, so that I does not need to create a full drive backup
every-time I make a backup. I already used Clonezilla to
On 22/09/13 23:36, gaming4jc2 wrote:
This sounds like a bug, but I no longer use Gnome3 myself. I was
wondering if anyone else experienced this problem before or knew how
to get a proper debug log without too much work? That way I can have
the bug filed.
Here is an existing bug report:
It more and more appears to me like security is not og high priority
in the distribution. I see a lot of bugreports regarding privacy and
security.
Privacy and security are a priority for Trisquel. However, lack of
development resources can make this difficult. Some package helpers
(e.g.
On 15/09/13 20:10, Liberty wrote:
Hello friends,
Why does Trisquel use the notorious unsafe MD5 for verification of
downloaded ISO-files?
http://cdimage.trisquel.info/trisquel-images/md5sum.txt
Yes, this isn't ideal. IMHO GnuPG signatures would be best, maybe
alongside SHA-2 for people
On 16/09/13 10:10, Fernando Negro wrote:
That is, unfortunately, another thing that only adds to my
suspicion... Because, the WikiLeaks project, that must be the
alternative media organization that I have ever seen be most
promoted by the corporate media [...]
The corporate media rides on
On 12/09/13 14:52, pedrosilva wrote:
DEBIAN IS OPEN-SOURCE MOVEMENT. They never really cared about
freedom. If they did they would have been a free distro since day
one.
I don't think it's wise to speak for an entire distribution. Debian as a
whole focuses on freedom, but not enough, and
On 12/09/13 13:14, 438963 wrote:
How many people are working on Trisquel? 10? 20? Can you please give
a number?
Depends what you count as working on. Patches? Working on
documentation? Writing code? Maintaining the server? Also, things are a
little quiet at the moment, although I'm sure they
First of all, welcome, and good on you for helping program free software.
My question is, how have you kept yourselves on the right track this
entire time, and is there any way that I can easily convince my
friends to atleast try to not use Micro$oft Windows and proprietary
software?
Hmm,
On 10/09/13 15:39, holger.beetz wrote:
I guess that Neatbeans might require a proprietary JDK from Sun /
Oracle. You should consult their installation requirements.
Yes, I believe it is. I was rather disappointed when I tried installing
and running NetBeans in Trisquel and Debian only to find
On 10/09/13 14:57, oralfloss wrote:
I'm not using Abroswer plugins to search, nor do I plan on doing so.
Plugins != search plugins. A search plugin is just an XML file with the
search engine URL and other information required to display the search
engine in the search bar.
Andrew.
On 11/09/13 11:00, oralfloss wrote:
That is completely off topic. I am not using either, nor did I ever
need to before. The URL bar should act as a search if I use
URL.keyword, and it has before, without plugins or search plugins.
The problem I am having is that the update is forcing the
On 10/09/13 12:57, ewlabonte wrote:
However, the new version of Tor, 2.4, uses elliptical curve
Diffie-Hellman ciphers, which are probably beyond the NSA's reach.
Just update your tor software.
Tor 2.4 is still in development (I think it is RC status at the moment)
and only ~10% of Tor
On 08/09/13 15:57, Chris wrote:
What phone do you use? Does it run Replicant?
I'd be curious as to how that works. Where is the code for that? Is
it in the modem firmware or part of the OS firmware?
It's not Replicant, or even a smartphone. It's an ancient Nokia phone,
actually.
I'm not
Sorry, been busy with assignments/exams. I've setup a basic Planet
instance if anyone's interested:
http://planet-trisquel.org/
It's rather quiet at the moment. Anyone else got Trisquel-focused blog
feeds?
In the next week I'll prod quidam on IRC and see if he might consider
setting up the
On 08/09/13 20:01, erikthorsen wrote:
...The SIM card? Since when was any of that on the SIM card.. To my
recollection phones starting using their internal memory around ten
years ago. So unless you have a Nokia 1610... ..In which case, I
salute you, that was a great phone for bludgeoning
On 08/09/13 20:10, erikthorsen wrote:
So essentially.. If I mighty paraphrase here. No real point in
running Replicant, you're screwed by default regardless, might as
well enjoy all them cool games and stuff on them cool app stores.
Well for a while I was thinking that it might be possible
On 09/09/13 00:57, Fernando Negro wrote:
(Responding to both andrew's and Chris' comments above...)
The phone companies can access people's mobile phones, even when
they are (apparently) turned off, and turn on the microphone in it,
at least (and, therefore, turn them into listening
On 08/09/13 12:30, Fernando Negro wrote:
The *NSA can tap into Android systems(!)* (and also other,
non-Linux, mobile devices).
There's an initial report here:
http://rt.com/news/nsa-smart-phones-spying-563/
And, I'll probably post some more links about the Android part (that
most
On 08/09/13 03:11, Fernando Negro wrote:
Am I the only one who thinks someone might be reading the
conversations held in MSN Messenger?
http://omnitechsupporter.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/MSN-Messenger-300x243.jpg
No, they are surely spying on MSN conversations. MSN has now been
On 05/09/13 17:12, 438963 wrote:
Some online forums ban Tor IP addresses. Apparently some people use
Tor to send spam or do other malicious activities.
No. I use Tor and I haven't been banned yet. :-)
However, a few days ago Rubén added a new spam countermeasure which has
automatically
On 04/09/13 23:23, brianyroush wrote:
man, this hasn't to do with your version of kernel. A solution may
be
sudo aptitude install linux-headers-`uname -r`-generic sudo
dpkg-reconfigure virtualbox-dkms
I have headers and dkms installed with my 3.10 kernel (from jxself's
repo) and I still
On 01/09/13 14:26, Chris wrote:
https://www.thinkpenguin.com/gnu-linux/thinkpenguin-now-accepting-bitcoins-bitpay
:) I finally got around to setting up a blog and posting the bitcoin
press release. The bitcoin checkout option is now enabled.
Comment away...
* Although hopefully you
On 01/09/13 18:04, Chris wrote:
The reason a business would utilize it is to automate the conversion
of bitcoins to a hard and/or more stable currency
Yes, I forgot about that.
I should also note that some services I've used that accept Bitcoins
make the BTC price slightly higher than the
On 31/08/13 16:53, tobias wrote:
The Free Software Foundation recently started a campaign for free
javascript [1].
Unfortunately to many webpages still use nonfree javascript. One of
them is SoundCloud.com.
Maybe we should create a wiki page on the Trisquel wiki (or maybe even
on
On 30/08/13 13:11, icarolongo wrote:
Since GNOME 3.8 the Fallback Mode (GNOME Panel like GNOME 2) was
removed, now only works with GNOME Shell and 3D acceleration.
Fallback mode *is* still maintained AFAIK. It was announced last year
that it would be ended, then someone stepped up and became
On 30/08/13 21:01, erikthorsen wrote:
But that's not different from essentially every other cloud service
people like using. =p
That doesn't make it okay. Because almost every other OS people are
using doesn't respect their freedom, and that doesn't make it okay.
We live in an era of Big
On 30/08/13 20:08, erikthorsen wrote:
Firstly, Oracle (while admittedly being a big douchy at times) has
nothing to do with OpenWatcom, other than using it as a compiler for
the VirtualBox BIOS, so this is already nonsense.
If VirtualBox won't fully compile without non-free (or
On 31/08/13 05:10, erikthorsen wrote:
That's your opinion on cloud services, and it's entirely irrelevant
seeing as all I said was it's perfectly ok to include service setup
in the installer.
I disagree. IMHO the service setup only be used when a person wants to
use it, not on installation.
On 31/08/13 10:32, knowledgepaths.com wrote:
Has anyone used these, and if so, do you have any thoughts or
suggestions, pro or con? My past experience was with vBulletin, but a
commercial product seems like it would defeat the purpose of free
software promotion. :) Thanks.
You mean
On 30/08/13 00:19, Fabian Rodriguez wrote:
On 2013-08-27 20:43, Andrew R. wrote:
Just for reference, Trisquel does have an official Planet, but it
looks a little bit empty. :-(
https://trisquel.info/en/planet
Why don't we contribute to this (already visible, available)
resource instead
On 30/08/13 05:40, erikthorsen wrote:
Right.. Yes, I see. It's got a silly, completely unenforcable clause
in there. Heh. Suppose my immediate vaguely childish reaction is akin
to who gives a shit.. The code is still out there. You can grab it,
stare at it and modify it.
Then again, the
On 29/08/13 13:19, oralfloss wrote:
So recently I updated Abrowser (I haven't had internet in a month)
and I noticed that when I use the URL bar to search, I get a
DuckDuckGo search using https://duckduckgo.com/?t=trisquelq=. The
problem is I don't want the trisquel to be included, and I
On 29/08/13 13:16, gnufreeme wrote:
Do you the members of this forum have any suggestions as to which
web registrar I should use for obtaining a new domain?
I must confess that I have not even looked into this issue before and
I have no idea what roadblocks there might be in this area.
An (angry) ex-NSA White Hat asked this question on another forum. It
sounded like an interesting question.
Yes, sudo can be removed
# apt-get remove sudo
You can use su instead of sudo. Just set the root password (before
removing sudo) by doing
sudo passwd root
Note that I haven't tried
I'm in the process of setting up an *unofficial* Trisquel Planet now
on my VPS. To avoid any confusion, I'll be noting that it is indeed
unofficial at the top of the page.
Also, all Trisquel users are welcome to send me a link to their feed, so
I can add it. Email me at firstname at roffey
On 28/08/13 11:57, dev.deckardcain wrote:
Hello everyone;
I am currently in the midst of converting my programming group over
to Trisquel GNU/Linux, and would also like to switch all of my other
services / products over to a GNU Friendly alternative. By that I
mean, something that
On 25/08/13 15:48, adel.afzal wrote:
Wikipedia seems to under-credit GNU, and over-credit Linux.
Linux is a Unix-like computer operating system... (Linux page,
Wikipedia)
...no stable release of GNU yet exists as of May 2013. Non-GNU
kernels, most famously the Linux kernel, can also be
On 26/08/13 07:08, Chris wrote:
Is there a defined way to deal with this issue? Can somebody make the
change with a link to that defined way? It's hard to argue 'troll'
when your linking to wikipedia's own rules and procedures for dealing
with this. And what if we started a discussion page and
On 26/08/13 07:53, gnuser wrote:
The FSF did not gave up on HURD just because it's too hard but
because the Linux kernel, distributed under the GNU GPL, was there to
fill the gap. Notice, for instance, that that the GNU project never
started a window system because the X window system,
On 26/08/13 09:05, gnuser wrote:
not your birthday baby, so no cake. And stop making poop everywhere!
[...] As for what you wrote, you have problems reading english
apparently[...] Now, that is just BAD BAD BAD for privacy and
security!
Please refrain from making inflammatory, trollish
On 26/08/13 09:56, adel.afzal wrote:
Is there a way to upgrade to 6.01, without reformatting, if I am
using 6.0? Will that perhaps come as a regular system update, after
this testing period?
Thanks for the upgrade, all involved :)
apt-get update and apt-get dist-upgrade, or using the GUI
On 25/08/13 07:18, danfun360 wrote:
I am curious as to what the next DE for trisquel would be come
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. Assuming that it uses the latest GNOME, Fallback
won't be an option. So what would you use instead? Are you going to
replace gnome with Xfce, MATE, or Consort? Maybe it's too
On 23/08/13 20:03, dadix wrote:
Like in my tilr from above. :)
At this time, I don't think Hurd will provide the free software
community with any benefit over existing solutions, like Linux-libre...
The Hurd isn't even stable in upstream (Debian) yet. Don't hold your breath.
Andrew.
On 22/08/13 16:45, virx61 wrote:
I was using IMAP with Lavabit, mistakenly thinking that it downloaded
copies of each message I read, but also left them on the server.
Seems I was wrong, since I have only headers and no message bodies.
Depends on your email program. With Thunderbird you can
On 22/08/13 04:16, librefree2013 wrote:
This text problem occurs on a great ammount of sites, even when all
extensions, addons, languages, etc. are disabled and in safe mode.
Try disabling hardware acceleration:
Go to Abrowser Preferences Tools General tab uncheck Use
hardware
On 22/08/13 03:21, Chris wrote:
There is a decent chance we will have out a 14 lightweight ultrabook
model by the end of the year. Keep in mind that predicting the future
is haphazard at this point. We are waiting for Intel's finalization
of some of the Haswell lineup.
Sounds interesting,
On 22/08/13 11:59, librefree2013 wrote:
Still no change; thanks for the suggestion though.
How strange.
Maybe try changing around the fonts in Abrowser Preferences Content
Advanced?
Also, if you're desperate you could try using a new profile:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_Manager
Keep
On 17/08/13 05:44, lloyd wrote:
I wonder what that would mean for Trisquel. There would still be a
demand, I think, for something that is based on Ubuntu and updated
more frequently than Debian, but imo it would spell doom for
gNewSense.
Karl Goetz, the former lead gNewSense developer is
On 15/08/13 21:16, mabra wrote:
Hi All !
I came here from https://prism-break.org/ which told me, that Ubuntu
is not free and Trisquel is completely free [FSF].
Now, here, I read, it is based on Ubuntu ?
Trisquel is indeed based on Ubuntu. It uses the Ubuntu kernel patched by
modified
On 15/08/13 21:23, mabra wrote:
I found some info in the documentation section. But I am coming from
Windows. So, what differentiate that Ubuntu (??) part from Debian,
for example??
I am coming more and more into the situation to keep everything on
debian, where I initially have been
On 14/08/13 18:13, shiret...@web.de wrote:
Their opinion is that disabling it would:
1. Make you less anonymous on the net; 2. Break too many websites to
make it usable.
They never said disabling it would make you less anonymous. They
said: enabling javascript for certain websites when
On 15/08/13 01:34, Sachin wrote:
I just tried linux-libre 3.10 from jxself's repo, yes virtualbox
didn't work but if virtualbox is really necessary and downgrading to
linux-libre 3.2 is not a issue for you then you can have it working.
Kernel 3.2 works for me as well. So I changed by GRUB
On 14/08/13 14:13, ethan wrote:
Yeah, I saw that page
(https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/how-create-liveusb) and thought that'd
help, but make a bootable USB drive with *Trisquel installed*, so I
don't think that'll help, unless I'm misunderstanding that phrase.
I think the wiki page could be
On 11/08/13 13:52, ahj wrote:
Well well well...
What do we have here?
https://www.thinkpenguin.com/gnu-linux/snares-penguin-gnu-linux-notebook
My freedom is ready
Nice specs. :-) But it is a little heavy... it's around the same weight
as my current laptop. Which isn't too bad, but I want
On 03/08/13 05:32, erikthorsen wrote:
fucking little kids up the ass is fine so long as they say yes.
How exactly does a discussion about security in Trisquel evolve into a
discussion about anal sex?
Andrew.
On 11/08/13 11:59, antont1 wrote:
Hello, I recently installed trisquel 6.0 on my laptop and everything
works fine except for my wireless, help me please.
Since Trisquel does not ship with proprietary firmware, some wireless
chips don't work. The easiest way around this is to buy a USB wireless
On 10/08/13 04:13, shiretoko wrote:
Maybe you're right.
Since it's a program of the Gnu Project, I didn't think carefully but
trusted them blindly.
Are you sure using Icecat can bring up security issues?
As far as I know, Gnewsense uses this browser as its standard
webbrowser.
AFAIK the
Reposting here, for anyone interested.
On 08/08/13 14:04, Jason Self wrote:
First batch of LibrePlanet videos are available, for those that are
interested:
https://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/first-batch-of-videos-from-libreplanet-2013-published
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Andrew Roffey
Seems like it has been open for almost a year. Why has it not been
corrected yet?
We need to build a package helper (perhaps similar to the Abrowser
package helper) to automatically rebrand Thunderbird. I think Ruben
hinted in the developer meetings earlier this year that anyone who wants
to
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