Which manual? Speaking of, this is a valuable free resource:
http://debian-handbook.info
I think s/he meant
[https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/play-videos-without-using-flash this one]
I've just discovered Trisquel. I like the OS very much and plan to use it
full time. It seems to have a much lower overhead than Ubuntu. Now I've got
to make a small donation to the developer. I'd give more but I'm not working
now. when things get better I'll donate more. The only issues
I have mostly used Trisquel mostly inside a KVM-based virtual machine. So I
am not shure if my experiences really count but there you go:
Unfortunately on my hardware (GeForce 9800GT) 3D acceleration is cumbersome.
This is not really a problem of Trisquel itself but the old version of the
I forget where I was reading this or maybe I heard it from Rubén (lead
developer). Chromium's main problem was privacy related. Those issues have
been resolved. There may still be an issue with it pointing you to non-free
plug-ins though. It'll be back in Trisquel's repository again
Nope. I downloaded a newer version of the free OpenChrome driver (sorry for
not pointing this).
I'm on Trisquel since november...
I have also installed Ubuntu 11.10 because sometimes I have to use something
wich use flash and doesn't run with gnash. But I'm also interested about the
news from Ubuntu so I still use it, but only 5% of time.
My hardware run properly with Trisquel, only 3D
I use Parabola on my netbook (1001PX) as the internal microphone didn't work
in Trisquel Taranis (but worked fine in later versions) and I wanted to use
a distro which is supported for a few years without needing to upgrade. I use
Trisquel 4 and 5 on my desktop as it uses an integrated VIA
Trisquel does work very well thanks in large part to the lead developer
Rubén. Unfortunately many of us still have issues due the dominance of
non-free business models. Making a usable free distribution becomes difficult
as a result.
There are lots of things that need to be worked on in
I have used Trisquel for almost all my x86 computing for a little over 6
months. That is my usual web, email, office documents, light DTP, web site
editing, photo editing, some programming and a bit of hobby graphics. The
only thing I've been unable to use it for is updating my mobile
Have you tried installing ununrar? I believe that gives an interface that is
similar to the non-free unrar for Unarchiver, so you can use it with file
roller. That's what I use.
I'm all in with Trisquel since 4.5 came out. I also tried gNewSense of the
[http://www.gnu.org/distros/free-distros.html free distros] but since the
release was so much older I preferred Trisquel. I guess I should give the
other distros a spin as well I guess, if only just to see them.
I have it installed but I have no idea how to use it. Does it appear in the
menu? The command ununrar yields nothing.
ununrar provides an interface to unar so it can be used by file-roller and
such programs which previously used unrar. It basically allows you to open
and extract rars through file-roller using unar as backend.
What grvrulz said.
Thanks. Anyway, hibernation and suspend do work (at least via terminal) but
the clicking sound (which I disabled using hdparm) returns on Parabola.
I have installed Trisquel 5.0 in vitualbox 4.1.10 on imac 24 early 2007 (
core duo duo) with Lion 10.7.3 primary system. I want know if my hardware (
for example airport wi-fi,isight webcam) are compatibility for uses in
Trisquel and my sound card firewire maudio firewire solo is recognized
I use Trisquel full time on all of my computers. I had to edit a file to make
hibernate suspend work on my laptop.
Hi!
I'm glad to see that we have people doing real things with Trisquel;
spread the word! So
often I am confronted with the assumption that desktop Linux is just
something for computer hobbyists and malisious crackers, to play with.
I'm
sending this from my general-purpose netbook, I use
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