heehe :)
a short but good one (that episode made me lull so much) ->
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqoEUdty4gE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tym0MObFpTI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iV2ViNJFZC8
> The trisqueltrollsquad is not a group of users. I have never said such a
> thing.
Yes you did! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnTmBjk-M0c
I haven't mentioned anything related to hostility neither frostility.
The trisqueltrollsquad is not a group of users. I have never said such a
thing.
Try to boot with no internet access - system will wait for connection to
appear for 1 minute and what it wants is only to connect, it is not any
configuration.
I've already found solution for this but can't understand why it's even here.
I did, this morning, it doesn´t wait. Maybe you have a
Such a nice community out there ^ _^
Maybe I was not so specific at all but this specific thing about
establishment of internet connection is true:
" "First thing that makes me tremble is the wait-up at boot-up for internet
connection."
-
I don't experience that at all. Are you sure it's
> in some govn'ts and under certain conditions one has to use non-free (or
have consequences)
I'm really curious as to what you mean here. I'm not aware of any cases where
governments force people to use computers at all, much less force them to run
particular proprietary programs on their
> But what do I do when I'm required to use non-free? In Trisquel it is hard
to install anything non-free.
I guess, but in the same way, it's "hard" to install anything on Windows.
Somehow, despite this, Windows users install a lot of software on their
computers.
1. In Trisquel it is hard to install anything non-free.
2. Debian (etc.) can also be free but allows to install non-free
3. and that is unacceptable by FSF
I think you're conflating different issues here. I shall try to explain.
The word "allows" is probably the wrong word to use. Any free
Thank you for this! I am a little tired of it constantly reading when I log
in. Trying to logic with *asterisk* *asterisk* *asterisk* *asterisk*
*asterisk* coming out of the speaker isn't always welcome. :P
The whole point of Trisquel is to make it trivially easy for everybody to use
their computer in complete freedom. If you need non-free software for
whatever reason you should choose one of the 1000 distros of GNU that ship
non-free software in their repositories. Trisquel does not "decide
I would like to believe in it but it is dishonest and not real. I would love
it was for real free.
Is this free software for You? For me definitely not.
I can not take advantage of free software over non-free because I'm not a
programmer and there is little help provided.
I can not install software that is not free software which is regime,
censorship and limitation of freedom
Hey, let's not jump the gun and call him a troll...
Maybe Tichun's just extremely irrational or dimwitted.
"I can not delete software - so that is 100% in definition of bloatware" You
can.please say what you tried to and then cannot delete and one of us may
be able to help with that.
I do not understand you attitude, critical opinion is crucial for improvement
and it seems like You took it
> I can not take advantage of free software over non-free because I'm not a
programmer and there is little help provided.
You should either have a friend help you, or hire someone. Maybe those aren't
possibilities for you, but that wouldn't be because you're being mistreated,
just because
complainer ¡= troll
The trisqueltrollsquad members seem to have a fixed idea on segregating
between either of two kind of users: troll, not-a-troll.
Mr Tichum, my sweetie, Have I ever told ya how much I love you? I love you to
the Mnn!!!
You are requesting something that you
The negative reaction came from the OP's aggressive post about libre software
being "claptrap" for nonsensical reasons, not because he he had complaints.
Should he have been labeled as a troll? Maybe not. Should people have
responded to his hostility with hostility against him? Probably not.
>like You took it as I'm your enemy
no
>Netinstall is not an option for me
Then you should use the normal installation until you build up experience to
perform a netinstall one
> like with orca screen reader connected to your OS forever
not true. sudo apt remove --purge gnome-orca
>>> You should be able to select whether it is a fast-forward or advanced
process.
Fair enough, if that exists in other distros.
>>> Why don't make advanced installation option where You choose ALL the
details?
I think that would actually be a nice option, if doable.
Of course, that would
On 12/11 12:47, davesamc...@openmailbox.org wrote:
>> Why also installer asks for full name and nickname
> Let's put it this way: Trisquel doesn't write an OS from the ground-up
> (it doesn't say so on the front page, but all GNU/Linux distros actually do
> this)
>, but rather took the GNU OS,
yeah..
In what way is Trisquel dishonest?
It is real, you are on its website.
What do you wnat to do, that you can´t because you are actively restricted.
You can always try parabola, or if that isn´t enough freedom of choice you
could try Gentoo(not guaranteed to be 100%free).
Welcome new troll, our old trolls have gotten fat and lazy.
It is free software since it gives you 4 importandt rights.
The freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose (freedom 0).
The freedom to study how the program works, and change it so it does your
computing as you wish (freedom 1). Access to the source code is a
precondition
Lembas
How could you welcome new trolls? They are always hungry, malnourished and
suffering starvation. Not even The World Food Program want to to feed them.
The solution is to feed them, to our old trolls that have gotten fat and
lazy.
Hello dear Community.
Trisquel is full of bloatware from the begging - removal of unused locales
takes the BIGGEST chunk of installation time.
(not to mention unnecessary questions appearing on usual installation - You
should be able to select whether it is a fast-forward or advanced
>Trisquel is full of bloatware from the **begging** - removal of unused
locales takes the BIGGEST chunk of installation time.
(not to mention unnecessary questions appearing on usual installation - You
should be able to select whether it is a fast-forward or advanced process)
Then we move on
Isn´t the advanced one the netinstall?
Maybe try the Trisquel mini, that has less/smaller software preinstalled.
Gnome uses a few tools for totally different things, like Evolution is used
for the clock...
The locals are needed for people who doesn´t speak English.
The documentations range
I do not understand you attitude, critical opinion is crucial for improvement
and it seems like You took it as I'm your enemy.
Your answer had not a single thing I could learn from.
Netinstall is not an option for me as I've limited transfer and GNU tends to
have issues if You play with it
@Larissa
English is my tertiary language and that doesn't mean I want all the
languages in image I download.
I can't even find where to change what in gnome menu to change certain things
other than those trivial made with single clicks - like I can't change only
system time font size -
I don't know why in particular you want to remove languages just because you
aren't using them. All they do is take up a little extra space on your hard
drive, and the amount isn't enough to cause problems with the amount of
storage you typically will have.
Also, little services like the
Tirsquel Mini only has English and Spanish, so you could use that.
If that is not small enough try
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootServices
http://www.unixtutorial.org/2009/01/disable-service-startup-in-ubuntu/. If
this isnt enough you might need to use parabola orbuild your own
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