You can also use LXD, Docker, Vagrant, virtual machines, and the like. Does
anyone have a preferred container method they use routinely on Trisquel?
I know this isn't directly related to this post, but is there an Free
Software alternative to Scratch 1.0 in the repos or available for download
from somewhere? When I looked in the past, I didn't seem much and Scratch 1.0
is relatively limited, especially in comparison to 2.0 (or the
"I don't think it fair to say that Leah is innocent. Even if she happens to
be right about the reason, the way she deals with the situation and the way
she communicates with people (her emails for example), that's not acceptable
social behavior."
@Mampir What about the way some of the
"I think part of the FSF missing something like "We believe in freedom and
non-discrimination for that reason we will investigate the situation""
@Arder: Exactly!
I'd add that it would also be comforting (yes onpon, I wrote comforting) for
the Trisquel project to address this issue in some
I'm glad I don't live from your perspective, onpon4. There's nothing wrong
with an organization or software project making a statement in regards to the
changes they want to make in order to become more inclusive.
The following from the Hacker News post
Based on the following, I'm thinking whomever updated the
https://libreboot.org/gnu/ page has read this thread:
Community reaction, and our response
We in the libreboot project are shocked and dismayed by some of the
community's overall transphobic and sexist responses
Never judge a book by its cover, or something like that. :)
"Even if it has some merit I think it would be a mistake to assume that the
FSF would be doing nothing about it behind closed doors. This is not an
appropriate conversation to have with anyone outside of the organization."
Yeah, I would hope so too. However, it's very difficult to tell this
I never stated FSF/GNU/Ruben are guilty of what Leah Rowe claims. I do
believe that they are not perfect and that they have a lot of room for
growth, especially as it pertains to being inclusive and welcoming as
individuals and as organizations. I'm confident of this statement because I
Ruben (quidam) and the rest of yous need to take this situation seriously and
try hard not to blame the victim. The potential victim is an ex-employee of
the FSF. Leah Rowe is doing the right thing by bringing attention to this
issue and supporting the potential victim. The FSF's official
Thanks again, @ADFENO.
I upgraded to 38.5.0-1~deb7u1+7.0trisquel2 and still have the same error:
"Sending of the message failed.
The message could not be sent using Outgoing server (SMTP) [*.com] for an
unknown reason. Please verify that your Outgoing server (SMTP) settings are
correct
Signal is nice because it has the potential to be used by folks who are less
tech-oriented and less aware of the need for data privacy, thereby increasing
the likelihood that messages between random folks (neighbors, friends of
friends, etc...) will be encrypted. It attempts to cover the use
@ADFENO I like what you've done here. I was also forced to downgrade IceDove
and hope a true fix for whatever is causing this problem in Trisquel or the
updated IceDove version is discovered soon.
Please keep us updated if you find anything and thanks for your work on this!
Back on IceCat as, like others, my Abrowser broke again with the recent
update. :( I noticed that IceCat hasn't been updated to match the most secure
Firefox version. Is that correct?
Also, what are the main differences between IceCat and Abrowser? Is it the
plugins installed by default
I'm back in Abrowser, so the update worked for me as well. I agree with
@alucardx about better communication and appreciate all of the feedback here
in the forum in the meantime. Thanks everyone!
Perfect, thanks!
Is there a way to make IceCat notifications use the Gnome Shell notification
system instead of it's own notification system?
I'm using Trisquel 7, 32-bit, IceCat 31.8.0.
Well, this is real. For what it's worth, I'm on 32 bit Trisquel 7, just
updated from Abrowser 38 to Abrowser 39 (waited for a resolution before
updating sooner, but didn't want to wait any longer ... typing this on
IceCat), NoScript, plus a bunch of other plugins ... didn't get Abrowser 39
@alucardx Yeah, I think this is an important issue. I don't have the skills
to fix it myself though. :(
Did those of you with problems get Abrowser 39.0 working again? If so, how?
Not sure if you figured this out, but in case you didn't, I was having the
same problem until I added network-manager-openvpn-gnome:
sudo apt-get install network-manager-openvpn-gnome
I got the idea from Riseup:
https://help.riseup.net/en/openvpn-linux
Maybe that'll work for you too.
Oh, look, there's already a Crowd Funding feature on the Trisquel website:
https://trisquel.info/en/tasks
I submitted one to be added that asks for $50,000 to hire a full-time
developer in order to catch Trisquel up to Ubuntu development and create an
accounting and reporting process for
I'm wondering if you can clarify what you mean by bottom-line problems. I
think the meeting will go more smoothly if everyone is clear about what we're
meeting about.
Do you mean:
* Bottom-line financial problems?
* Bottom-line development problems?
* Bottom-line transparency problems?
*
Chris,
I completely respect the work that you're doing and the way that you're
interacting in this community. However I, like others, feel that the problem
will not be solved simply by the current folks involved contributing more
money.
The problem I'm referring to is a perception of
It seems that Trisquel's strategy is to become funded for full-time
development libre distro with the cost of ignoring volunteer help at this
poing. Hope it works.
I wonder if someone could set up a Free Software version of something like a
Kickstarter campagin for Trisquel? I think the
Awesome! Thanks.
I also have problems suspending/hibernating. I've solved it by trying to
avoid suspending/hibernating whenever possible. However, I realize for others
that avoiding suspension and hibernation isn't always possible or desirable.
I wish I could offer more help for your issue, but unfortunately
Unfortunately, I don't have an answer for you. However, I would also like to
have access to the hardware you describe when I purchase my next laptop and
am also curious to know if it already exists.
I prefer this as well. Here's how I did it:
1. Type about:config in the URL bar.
2. Click I'll be careful, I promise!
3. Type keyword.URL in the filter field. This will show you all config
entries with keyword.URL in it. There should only be one.
4. Double click on keyword.URL
5. Replace
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