I tried the file from the first link you posted. I can't get it to work with
Evince, either.
I just tried it at the office on my work PC, and I *am* able to get it to
work with Adobe Acrobat. I wonder if the interactive form in the file uses a
proprietary extension of the PDF format?
> In my experience, OOXML files don't work well on LibreOffice, probably
because of those
> things MB mentioned. Everything always seems to render differently between
MS Office
> and LibreOffice.
That's been my experience as well, e.g. presentations created in PowerPoint
don't look right
There are two distinct, albeit related, CPU vulnerabilities making recent
news. One of them, "Meltdown," is Intel-specific. The other, "Spectre," is
present in all recent Intel, AMD, and ARM CPUs (and potentially, any CPU that
uses branch prediction and speculative execution). Meltdown
I think this is actually very exciting news. This is a high-power system in
which the mainboard and CPU will run with a full stack of libre software and
firmware, and the price is much more reasonable than that of the original
TALOS. Granted, it's still above many consumers' price points,
I use RStudio, the desktop edition of which is licensed under the AGPL:
https://www.rstudio.com/ . I have collaborators who use gedit and emacs. If
you're already comfortable using emacs with LaTeX, then emacs sounds like a
good choice for you.
Nethack.
http://nethack.org/
101% funded!
Luke and Chris:
Congratulations, gentlemen, on a job well-done.
Count me in as a backer!
Good to see you fighting the good fight on other message-boards, Luke.
One of the great things about going to a public web forum for technical help
is that the answers to your questions are out there for anyone else
encountering a similar problem. Trying to run VirtualBox under Trisquel 7
was the trigger for the problem that is the raison d'être of this
Thanks for the tip. It didn't make things work, but it helped me diagnose
the problem. The problem is that at some point I had installed a dependency
of a dependency from upstream, making it a more recent version than what's
compatible with some other libraries in the Trisquel repository.
Got it. Thanks for your help.
> You do know that files starting with a dot are hidden by default in the
file browser?
Indeed I do. But ls -a in my home directory doesn't show .compton.conf .
killall compton did the trick. Thanks!
Now, if I understand you, I should be expecting to find a .compton.conf file
in the home directory, right? I don't see one. Should I disable shadows in
/etc/compton.conf instead?
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