Maybe release the source code? What you're trying to do is nice, but it does
seem strange to me. If you're trying to make a fully free system, it would be
logical for you to develop and share it as free software. But you say that
you only provide a non-functional binary .iso without the
I can't see any difference between those two situations.
I'd like to point out that they do not share the exact same problem. Telegram
is a messaging service you can use to talk to people. Therefore, your
messages are private and meant for only one person (or a specific group of
people).
That's because Trisquel 7 is based on Ubuntu 14.04
Maybe you can download a newer package manually or check if there's one in
GNOME's ppa.
I agree. I really like where Tox is heading. For me personally, it's already
quite usable, including A/V!
Kind of. There are some nice updates and improvements and UI polishing. I
will probably just get Parabola :)
As far as I know, it's a certificate support issue.
http://www.parabola.nu/https/
Hello!
So I'm moving to libre system and I am wondering if there are any nice libre
MMO games?
I have been playing a game called Transformice for a long time now. I don't
even go there for playing games, because you can just use the game to hang
with friends and build maps or play
Hello!
(TL;DR at the end)
I have decided to get an external wi-fi card and start living a more free
life! :)
I am currently running Ubuntu, but I'd like to switch to a completely libre
system. After doing some DE research, I think I'd prefer using GNOME Shell.
GNOME Shell is constantly
Ah, well, that's a shame. But good to know Parabola works well!
That said, the review I linked to says that there are different versions for
GNOME packages. Is that by design of Trisquel? I might also settle for GNOME
3.12, because I know they have a ppa for Ubuntu 14.04 with that.
That
Does that mean GNOME 3.14 will eventually come by in Trisquel 7?
Actually, a Wiki could work very well. Thank you for the suggestion, I'm
definitely going to try ShoutWiki out!
I took a look at it, but it seemed like it targets users who know what they
are doing with technology. Also, SSH keys and git? While Red Hat is a great
company I like and respect, I will probably look into simpler solutions here.
But thank you for suggestion! :)
Hello!
I am looking for a website that can provide a decent web hosting. I don't
even really specially need web hosting, I need to make an online website with
some pages, text, images and files to download. I used Wordpress at
000webhost, but my IP got reported as spam bot and now I have
No custom design for the free version... well, that is not ideal, but it
would be sufficient. I am a little worried about lack of customization,
though. I prefer not having too many restrictions (By that I mean, the
service offers a lot of them, but most of them are not offered for the free
I thought Tox.im was just a website for Tox?
Tox itself, as far as I know, is free software, so yes, I believe it uses
free protocols. But I'm no expert.
I would like to disagree.
Just because Debian is not a FSF endorsed doesn't mean it cannot help FSF
with doing the right thing. Even if Microsoft helped FSF identify free
sowtware compatible hardware, it would still be a good thing. Yes, it does
not make Microsoft a good company, but that
Well, what if someone does smoke, but they do not mind their health being
endangered at all? Sure, that does not make smoking good - I suppose that
over the time people set a common standard that damaging one's health is bad,
so this can apply here. But is it incorrect or unethical?
Let's
I am pretty sure slavery is worse than proprietary software, seeing as slaves
could not stop being slaves and move to freedom. But I don't mean to
martinet, just making sure this is a loose comparison. Now then, if someone
makes the choice to be a slave and they happy with the way they are
Hello!
I talked to some people recently, about how Skype is bad because it's
spyware. But they said that the people who use Skype agree to being tracked,
so it's okay. I do not think this case must be exactly true, but it was still
interesting to think about.
As R. M. Stallman said many
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