> Ok, thanks again for the prompt answer, I will test installing on a > different partition. By the way, does 3.5 keeps three separate > partitions for boot, system and home?
Not anymore. Now it uses one for system (ext4), one for swap and one for home (xfs). Trisquel 2 and 3 used four partitions. > As for the discussion about swfdec, as far as youtube is concerned, I > wonder whether it is a problem of sfwdec or it has rather something > to do with youtube configuration of their web pages. Youtube just changed the viewer and encoder, it used to work with swfdec, now it depends on the video, I think. They also broke the compatibility with totem and other viewers. > I have been unable to replace sfwdec with Gnash in my > current installation to test which one works better and in which web > pages, so perhaps 3.5 should provide some straight way to allow > swapping from the one to the other. You can just install one and remove the other. If you have both then you need to use the update-alternatives system. >Perhaps it is > better not to waste space on the CD including a substitute for Gimp, Gimp is a huge program oriented to designers and photographers. Removing it is apropriate in many levels. > More on disk space: have you considered issuing both a CD with a more > basic set of programs and a fuller DVD? As far as it is clearly > stated which are the main differences in content I think it should be > fine. It is not a bad idea, but we need to lower the amount of subprojects, it is just too much work. > A further question concerning packages, will VLC be included in the > repositories? It is already. > You mention that this program would be easily > installable to advanced users, but not all of us are advanced users. I meant that VLC is more for advanced users than totem is. It will be as easy to install as any other program. _______________________________________________ Trisquel-users mailing list [email protected] http://listas.trisquel.info/mailman/listinfo/trisquel-users
