I should have looked first, of course. No Trisquel version exists based on
Ubuntu 18.04, so I shall have to wait. Drat.
I just invested in a new laptop, built on an Acer Aspire system by
TheLinuxLaptop. I really wanted to get Trisquel installed but had to settle
for Xubuntu. I'm thinking now of Trisquelizing the Xubuntu partition on the
machine now (80% of the hard drive, the other 20% is a Windows 10
@brashle...@mstdn.io
So you installed the beta image, or one of them.
Finally got it done. Thanks again, all.
Right, where can one sign up for disroot?
I will try the suggestions in that thread. Thanks!
Hi ...
I have tried the upgrade-via-software-updater repeatedly, and it refuses to
get beyond telling me I can't because I have software from other sources
installed. This makes no difference when I am installing an update to xUbuntu
on my desktop; as Trisquel is also debian-ubuntu based I
I personally avoid using Paypal, for one supreme reason, which is political:
The Israeli settlers in the internatilally-recognised-to-be-illegal
settlements on the West Bank are allowed to use Paypal. Palestinians legally
resident in the West Bank, in those areas remaining to them, are not.
I am on Diaspora as brashley46 on joindiaspora, Mastodon as brashley46 on
mstdn.io, and pump.io as brashley46 on identi.ca ...
I agree ... I use Xubuntu on my desktop, and it has got a bit porky. The
latest install erased all my saved data, luckily I had backed up most of the
really essential stuff to my cloud servers. (I use 3 of them.)
I run Trisquel 7 Mini on my old EeePC HD1000 netbook. Works fine, although
the wifi antenna is no longer working ... I use an ethernet connection at
home, and I can tether it to my phone when I am out of the house with it.
That depended critically on who exactly were the /Demos/, the people. You
were not a member of the demos unless your grandfather had been, and you were
male, and you were free. No /metic/ could vote in the Assembly, i.e. those
who were not citizens by birth and descent; they were considered
Yeah, Abiword is twice as fast as LibreOffice in opening a .doc document on
this netbook ... makes no difference to me, LO can do so much more that it
is worth it.
Ah, okay, mine is the 1000HE ... not sure what else will fit your situation.
Midori works for me on Facebook etc., it just has this certificate issue with
trisquel.info
Icecat works, at least on this site, and it runs on my old EeePC, so will
probably run well on your old netbook too. That is interesting about the
Midori version in Trisquel 7 ...
In Midori it won't get beyond the certificate issue. Screenshot attached. If
I click on "trust this website" I get sreenshot2.
Yesterday and today I get that response in Midori; in Icecat it works just
fine. Other sites are loading well in Midori. Maybe the website certificate
is incompatible with Midori/Abrowser?
-- running Trisquel Mini 7 on my EeePC.
Always struck me as kinda clumsy. LibreOffice runs well enough and quickly
enough even on this old EEEpc with Trisquel 7 Mini, why would I want limp
along in AbiWord?
That worked for me.
I'm using it too. I downloaded the version for Ubuntu 14.04, asa that is the
version Trisquel 7 is based on, more or less.
I had to download the .deb on my desktop and import it to my netbook, as
neither Midori nor Icecat will connect to mega.nz .
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