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Hey Chris,
I enjoyed reading your perspective on this issue. I agree that project
like this is certainly a necessary one. However this specific project
may not be it.
Best,
Lev Lazinskiy
https://levlaz.org
On 11/24/2014 08:18 PM, ch
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Hi Dave,
I am glad you got this working! I made the suggestion because I just
installed Lightning yesterday morning as well so I was sure it was
there. :)
Best,
Lev Lazinskiy
https://levlaz.org
On 11/24/2014 12:33 PM, dh...@freedommail.co wrote
g together because he is
spending all of his time on the more important issue of enabling the
use of free software across the board.
I do not think that this is censorship, and is certainly is not
hurting any cause. GNU, FSF, and projects like this one are doing just
fine.
Best,
Lev Lazinskiy
https://
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Hello,
I see your point, but this is a mathematical issue. How can you be
partially 100% free? :)
Best,
Lev Lazinskiy
https://levlaz.org
On 11/24/2014 01:07 PM, shiret...@web.de wrote:
> Honestly, why can't they list debian as 'parti
earch-results?query=pidgin&search_type=last3years&cves=on
When it comes to messaging and email communications platforms this is
really unacceptable.
Best,
Lev Lazinskiy
https://levlaz.org
On 11/24/2014 03:16 PM, dh...@freedommail.co wrote:
> I don't see which of these post-install ch
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Hello!
Could you post a screen shot of this error?
Best,
Lev Lazinskiy
https://levlaz.org
On 11/24/2014 03:24 PM, papp1fer...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi! I upgraded my system to Trisquel 7. I encountered a problem
> when I log in my system. I
Hi Dave,
Adding Lightning is very simple!
1) Open IceDove
2) Open the Menu on the top right
3) Select Add-Ons
* (Alternatively you can right click on the top of the IceDove window, select
"Menu Bar" and then go to Tools -> Add-Ons)
4) Search for Lightning
5) Install and Restart IceDove
Wow, this is awesome! Thanks for sharing :)
Hello,
Please have a look at the bug report, the issue is that the drive is not auto
mounting and it can be fixed simply by installing usbmount.
http://trisquel.info/en/issues/12790#comment-59696
Best,
Lev
I also agree. :) Trisquel 7 is the best release yet!
This is the first I have heard of openshift, thanks for sharing!
You will also need to open up a port on your home router to allow SSH
conncetions. In addition, you will need to either jot down your IP address,
or set up dynamic DNS (unless you have a static IP address at home).
Best,
Lev
The new website looks awesome! Great job! :)
This is in excellent article, thanks for writing it up!
The built in statistics module in Gnumeric is powerful and easy to use. Not a
lot of people know about it and it is much more robust than what LibreOffice
calc has to offer.
I agree that R is amazing and the way to go for basic or advanced statistics,
despite the steep learning curve.
I agree that this website is not particularly helpful, but it is nice to get
some visibility. Hopefully new users to GNU/Linux will see Trisquel at the
bottom and give it a try!
If you follow the instructions on http://jxself.org/linux-libre/ it is super
easy to upgrade to a different version of the kernel.
Best,
Lev
I am sad! I bought my ticket, T shirt, and was all set to go - but then I got
pulled into doing upgrades this weekend for work.
Have a great time and please share more pictures!
Best,
Lev
Thanks for sharing, looks great!
Nice job with the site! It looks great for a "newbie" :)
Hey Lembas,
Thanks for the link! this is great information -- unfortunately even when
this computer had Windows on it, it would max out at around 2.5 hours so
surprisingly Trisquel does just as well!
The nice part about this specific computer is that it is small, light, and
has a pretty
Hi!
I was having trouble getting the video on the site you linked to - I tried to
upload it twice but it did not seem to go through. So, I uploaded it to an
alternate location.
http://levlaz.co/media.html#trisqueldemo (Right click and select play)
Please check out the short video I made of
Chris (Owner of ThinkPenguin) is pretty active on these forums, I am not sure
about the answer this this question - but I hope he comes by and provides
some insight!
Also -- Maybe worth mentioning, the touch screen (while faddish and kind of
useless) works with the latest libre-kernel. :)
Hey!
I am using a Lenovo IdeaPad S210 Touch-- It was under $300, my version came
with the Atheros wireless card, and everything works perfectly out of the
box.
The only thing I do not like is the battery life is only around 2 hours.
Best,
Lev
Hey aloniv, this is very helpful - thanks for posting this. I travel a lot so
I will keep an eye out as well.
Best,
Lev
Hey Jason, thanks for posting these videos, they were great!
As an add on to my previous rant -- when Chris says there is no mention of
Ubuntu. This crystal clear diagram of "How Trisquel is Made" pretty much sums
it up. I am not sure if he wants us to praise Ubuntu on every single page,
but this is about as good of attribution as I can think of.
htt
That's the whole idea of copyleft -- you "patent" or "license" or whatever
under a free license. So in the end you are still credited with the work and
no one else can claim that it is their own, while preserving freedom.
If you do
lsusb
You should be able to see everything that is attached.
I agree with sirgazil, I applaud the efforts to make something free on all
accounts.
It is very difficult to have 100% free hardware, but when it comes to
software, media, documentation -- this is something that we can control and I
encourage others to do so.
I agree with the notion that the libre kernel should be distributed to as
many places as possible, but at the same time depending on how much time and
resources that would take I would hate to see less attention devoted to
refining trisquel and being spent on providing a kernel that may or ma
hp-setup -i will show you an interactive terminal... that should work. :)
Hmm.. that is odd.
Check out
What happens when you try to "add a printer" ?
Also you can try the hplip-gui sometimes it makes more sense that way.
Did you try to install hplip?
sudo apt-get install hplip
I saw this article via the GNU planet and I think it brings up some
interesting points that are relevant to our community. How do we better fill
that gap and encourage people to take the leap from using to contributing?
When I first came to GNU/Linux I had no idea what I was doing and used
I am trying to decide if I should go to this one or Libre Planet -- I think
both would be very interesting events and I understand that they have
different goals. But as much as I would love to go to both I think that I
will only have the resources to go to one or the other.
Which one do yo
Welcome Gustav - it's a great distro and an awesome community. I hope you
will continue to enjoy it for a long time! You joined at just the right time
because the next release of Trisquel is just a few weeks away!
Chris,
I live in Ohio but I would be interested to go this event and volunteer for a
Trisquel Booth -- what would that entail and I am also able to provide some
financial support for whatever the cost of setting this up will be!
onpon4 - I watched the RMS one when it came out and it was really annoying to
watch. I think RMS can be a little overwhelming to some people, but despite
his hard philosophy he has contributed so much to the community. No one ever
wants to say it but where would Linux be without GNU?
I thin
I just saw watched this episode of the LAS for the first time last night and
I was really annoyed with Chris and Matt's analysis of the distro. I think
they kind of missed the point of what we are trying to do here.
I was especially annoyed by Matt's comment when he said "I tried to watch a
Before I discovered Trisquel I used gnewsense for quite some time, and I
found it to be a terribly frustrating experience. Not only is the software
out of date and poorly maintained, their community is not very welcoming
either.
I believe that Trisquel is the #1 100% Free distribution becau
Great! Thanks for the clarification :)
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Hey all,
I have a quick question. If something is dual licensed, is it considered
"free"?
I think I have a decent understanding of the FSF guidelines, but FBreader
stumps me because they have a default GPL license and a separate
"closed-source" commercial license.
@Magic Banana - Thank you for your reply - Sorry about the mix up - I am
actually pretty new to Mathematica. I did try out Maxima before - it works
well. And just to note that Mathematica is Available for Linux, but its not
free software.
Also, I think its AWESOME that you only accept free
Hey this is the link to the h-node
http://www.h-node.com/wifi/view/en/19/WG111v2/1/1/Netgear/undef/undef/undef/undef
And this is the link to where I bought it from on ebay. I think the guy had
about 10 of them so they should still be around?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NETGEAR-WG111v2-54-Mbps-W
If anyone is looking for a cheap wifi card for their notebook I would
recommend the NETGEAR WG111v2. I checked on h-node before I bought it and I
was able to find it on ebay for $9.
I popped it into my dell Latitude D430 and it worked right away.
Signal is good and speed is just fine (its a
I would get one today if it was around.
It would be great to have a tablet running Trisquel!
As far as features go, I would definantly want an SSD, wifi obivously,
and a long battery life (at least 5 hours).
I would primarily use it for reading and light web browsing so it would
not need to
I agree and its a real shame that this is the way things are. The sad thing
is that the subject we are working on (Physics Lab) is interesting, and
useful. We are using Excel in ways that I didn't even know existed. But there
is absolutely no reason why this cannot be done in any other progra
I am an apply convert - and I used iWork for quite some time. I have always
been frustrated with the blatant incompatibility that the program has with
anything other than iWork. At my school we are forced to use MS word for
various statistical applications (Excel + Macros) because the profess
Just became a member too! I have been using trisquel for around 4 month and I
am loving it so far. I have tried various other completely free distributions
but trisquel by far blows them out of the water. That is why I want to invest
in the future of this wonderful distribution.
I cannot wa
On 1/22/12 12:43 AM, ch...@thinkpenguin.com wrote:
No. Unfortunately there is no way to produce a completely free
computer. There will never be a completely free X86 system. It may be
possible to design a non-x86 computer to be completely free although
so far it appears there aren't any. The mo
On 1/21/12 11:16 PM, ch...@thinkpenguin.com wrote:
Not sure what you are looking for exactly although we have a 13.3"
notebook with an ATOM proccessor you may want to take a look at.
Netbooks were traditionally laptops with very small screens and
inexspensive. That probably wouldn't apply here
On 1/21/12 7:09 PM, migatheot...@gmail.com wrote:
I really just wish that they wouldn't rely on Adobe Flash for
something as important as school, especially since my school is
completely online.
I couldn't agree with you more. I think its vital that educational
institutions resist the proprieta
Hahaha! I am glad to hear that it worked. :)
Don't feel embarassed I have spent hours trying to fix various issues in the
past and when I finally got to the answer it was usually something obvious
and simple.
Enjoy your Trisquel-mini!
Just a quick question though does the wifi work out the
I had a similar issue with the mini version on an old P4 Dell.
Did you try typing
startx
into the console window? This did the trick for me on the live CD.
I know this is a pretty basic fix and I am not trying to insult your
intelligence! Just want to make sure you didn't try the obvious f
In my opinion, the average non-linux user could care less where the software
came from, who made it, who owns it, or how much it costs. The average user
cares about weather or not a program will work and if their hardware is
compatible.
In addition people are afraid of change so most will b
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