You can try rediris.es:
deb http://ftp.rediris.es/mirror/Trisquel/packages/ dagda main
deb-src http://ftp.rediris.es/mirror/Trisquel/packages/ dagda main
deb http://ftp.rediris.es/mirror/Trisquel/packages/ dagda-security main
deb-src http://ftp.rediris.es/mirror/Trisquel/packages/
Did you have a look at the laptops available at ThinkPenguin? All of their
hardware is 100% supported by free software and you should be able to get a
similarly spec'ed laptop from them.
Those are standard warnings associated with Drupal. You can ignore those.
Try a complete refresh by pressing Ctrl+F5.
If that does not fix it, right-click on one of those language labels, select
Copy image location and paste the result here.
Try this (sorry I only have the English menu items):
Abrowser (Menu) Preferences
Then select the Privacy tab.
Click clear your recent history.
In that popup select a time range that goes back before you had this issue.
And in the Details below, untick everything and only leave Cache ticked.
That's good news. Usually when some website resources break for no reason, a
Ctrl+F5 refresh forces it to reload the resources instead of using the cached
files.
I wouldn't worry about it too much if it happened only once. Are you still
getting that?
I suspect what most likely happened was the server took too long to respond
and your browser aborted the retrieval of those images. This could be because
the server had a temporary slowdown or because
Those earlier comments regarding Gnome 3 Fallback are because quidam was not
aware of how to modify the fallback panel. On 29 January, in IRC, we
explained to him how this can be done. He has since stated there that because
the panel can actually be changed, Gnome 3 Fallback is a viable
If you want to test it, you could have a look at this PPA:
https://launchpad.net/~dnjl/+archive/multimedia/+index
It has gnash 0.8.10~git20110618. I have not tried it and that PPA contains
many applications, some of which could be non-free (I have not verified
this). So if you decide to
I can confirm this issue. I had files like:
file.rar
file.r01
file.r02
file.r03
...
The files were compressed with RARv3 so unrar-free (or the GUI) could not
extract it at all.
With theunarchiver I could extract only file.rar and get a small part of
the file. None of the other files would
Which version of Abrowser were you using? On version 9.0.1, the newest one
for Trisquel, when I right click on a link I have:
1. Open Link in New Tab
2. Open Link in New Window
I am quite sure this is how it has been for a long time now.
But surely this isn't reason enough to go through all
As has been mentioned before, we cannot use Gnome 3 Shell (including forks
like Cinnamon) and Unity 3D because they require graphical acceleration.
The DE choice is not currently based on wanting the classic look. At least,
this is not the issue at hand now.
The criteria for our new
Abrowser (menu) Preferences Sync Set Up Abrowser Sync
Is that what you are talking about?
I've just joined.
I'm also committing myself to increase my involvement outside of just posting
in the forum/IRC.
I hope this is going to be a great year for Trisquel!
No offence, but the fact that you keep on asking here about tainting a Free
system with something non-Free makes me believe that you just don't
understand the goal of this project.
Trisquel is not just another distro out there that just happens to be 100%
Free. This Freedom is the whole
If you're going to buy a 100% compatible laptop, run Trisquel. You'll get the
exact same applications as Ubuntu, except for non-free stuff. Since your
laptop will be 100% compatible, that's not a valid reason hardware-wise. The
only reason I would use Ubuntu over Trisquel, all else being
It won't work with gNewSense. You need non-free firmware and you won't find
it there either.
It should have worked on Debian if you use the non-free firmware, but you'll
have to research how to do that yourself.
I think he meant the way they do the social buttons.
There are other things you could do with your site first, though, like custom
page titles and SEO optimised URLs. Both are easily done in Drupal.
I can't imagine that having those buttons there alone will have an effect. So
for you to get the desired effect people will have to click them.
Daniel, could you do some tests and report here?
Do
sudo showkey
to see what keypresses are being generated when you press Fn+Brightness.
Do that for the first laptop both before and after pulling out the power. In
other words, both when the buttons are doing nothing and when they work.
I
I got my USB Wifi stick in the mail today.
Just a really quick, mini review so far:
Test machine: Thinkpad T61 with built-in Intel 4965AGN wireless
I disabled my on-board Wifi in the BIOS, booted, plugged the stick in,
enabled the hardware wireless switch, and then I could select my
I have the same issue with the GNOME/Openbox session, but I've had this issue
on other distros in the past too. However, the normal Openbox session (when
installed with LXDE or separately) does work for me. I wouldn't expect
GNOME/Openbox to work on an LXDE install anyway, though it has in
Hi Daniel,
If you don't mind, could you post this as a new thread? I don't want to make
this thread too long with unrelated issues. I will move this reply to your
new thread when it's done. But I can give a quick thought about those issues:
- The first issue could be that your CD is
I just want to add two things:
If you want to use a custom Plymouth theme, run sudo update-alternatives
--install /lib/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth default.plymouth
/lib/plymouth/themes/mytheme/mytheme.plymouth 100. Replacing mytheme with
your theme's name.
To change your GRUB
Let me make sure I understand you correctly.
Did you experience graphical corruption like in this image with a previous (
Just to be sure, did you install 64-bit Trisquel 5 over 32-bit Trisquel 5 by
formatting the hard drive? Or did you update it somehow? Or did you install 5
64 over an older 32-bit?
I don't think 32-bit vs 64-bit has anything to do with it, though. It
corrupts on both 32- and 64-bit for me.
I did some more testing using my Thinkpad. I measured the time from pressing
the laptop's power button until some image from Plymouth appears and also the
total time (including that) until I get the login screen. The times were
measured with a stopwatch so the timing might off by ~ +1/-1
I think you used the Flash widget with Mint because that uploader looks for
available widgets in the following order:
'flash,gears,silverlight,browserplus,html5'.
I found the change I made on my site and I used:
'html5,flash,html4'.
Which explains why it shows the Flash frontend instead of an
If you are using the full version of Trisquel (not mini), to customise your
theme:
- Right click on the desktop
- Choose Change Desktop Background
- Click the Theme tab
- Click Customize
OR you can go to your Applications Menu System Preferences Appearance.
Alternatively you can install
Thanks for trying that, though.
What graphics card are you using? And did the above change have *any* effect
at all?
If you do CTRL+ALT+F6 when the corrupted image appears and then immediately
thereafter CTRL+ALT+F7 what do you see? I get a brief flash of black (as it
switches to the
abrowser definitely has some HTML5 support. I get 299+9/450 at
http://html5test.com/ with abrowser on my current setup.
What is the website that fails?
Here's something you can try to bypass the Flash. Install the QuickJava
addon. Disable Flash using that (or you could try another method, I don't
know them all). If you then reload the upload page you should be able to see
the uploader. I can drag files into the uploader but when I click
I could not get it to work. I played around with /etc/default/grub and the
/etc/grub,d/ files but I had no luck (those are the files where other people
suggest changes should be made). It would either show the same mess or
nothing at all. I do not have sufficient knowledge of the
OK, so I actually found another 5400 hard drive to put into the Thinkpad. My
testing so far:
- 5400 vs 7200 hard drive makes no difference to Plymouth,
- Ubuntu 11.04 gives me a similarly corrupted Plymouth.
I found an interesting thing. When the corrupted image appears and I switch
to
With Ubuntu 11.10 so far:
- Plymouth is still corrupted (similar graphical distortion)
- Switching the console when the garbled image appears and switching back
causes Plymouth to display correctly for the very short remaining time.
I can confirm that comment 5 at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/723477 produces a minor
(hacky) solution.
I removed vt.handoff=7 as per that comment and Plymouth does not corrupt now
but there is quite a long time before the Plymouth even starts to show. And
just
Does anyone have any experience with the D-Link DWA-125 wifi dongle? I can
get one of those cheapish. I've been unable to find any of the h-node dongles
where I live.
Shutting down, however, it displays the glowing logo correctly.
Apologies for my multiple postings, but I've found this:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plymouth/+bug/713088
The photo in there is exactly what I get except with the Trisquel green
instead of the purple.
I'll probably only get back to this issue nearer to the weekend. So in the
Sorry. Messed that post up.
I meant to say:
On the Documentation page the link for 5.0 STS version is messed up.
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