Showing posts with label fsf certified distro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fsf certified distro. Show all posts

Trisquel 11 is officially released at the time of LibrePlanet Conference 2023 on 19 March marking its nineteenth years. The website announcement is published on Monday, 20 March, by emphasizing that now it is based on Ubuntu 22.04 "Jammy Jellyfish" LTS, will be supported for five years until 2027 and supporting even more architecture including ARM64 and POWER. Now as the tradition goes, we publish the news with the download links, mirrors, torrents and checksums including necessary how to's like making bootable and installing it to all dear readers. Happy downloading!

 (Trisquel 11 desktop picture from Trisquel Website)
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Trisquel 8.0 LTS has been released at Wednesday, 18 April 2018. I regard it as the successful software freedom operating system of 2018. Trisquel GNU/Linux consists of 100% free software both in the system and in the repository. Look at it, compare it to regular distros, it's very lightweight and also complete by default (i.e. can play MP3 and MP4); then compare it to another freedom distros, it's long-standing (since 2007) plus actively developed and supported by its community; while it's already user friendly both in desktop appearance (MATE 1.12) and in the installation process (Ubiquity). For all kind of computer users especially software freedom people, I recommend Trisquel 8.0 for your computers!

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Do you want to help GNU/Linux community? There is a simple way for beginners: enter your laptop specification to FSF's h-node.org Hardware Database. What you need to do is: run a fully free GNU/Linux distro on your laptop and submit your laptop specification. Simply test if the WLAN, VGA, and webcam are working or not working. As simple as that! This short article explains easy steps to submit to h-node. Happy contributing!

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PureOS GNU/Linux is a new Debian-based and user-friendly distro that just certified by the FSF as 100% free distro (along with Trisquel). PureOS is developed mainly for Purism Librem computers but it's publicly available, so we can download PureOS and install it on our own computers & laptops (currently 64 bit only). This article shows how PureOS looks at inside starting from the Desktop (GNOME 3.26) until the System Installer (Calamares). As summary, I can say for now (December 2017) that if you're looking for the most user-friendly 100% free distro, you should try PureOS. Enjoy!

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This article mentions basic information and links about Trisquel 8 GNU/Linux operating system codenamed "Flidas". This article is for beginners who interested in Trisquel but have difficulties to find collective resources about Flidas. This article is also for developers who want to help Trisquel development but don't know where to go. This article may be updated later as Flidas is currently being developed for the final release. I hope this article helps Trisquel 8 development as much as possible.


This is a short overview to Trisquel 8 Alpha Version operating system. Trisquel is a user-friendly desktop GNU/Linux distro derived from Ubuntu as 100% free software. Trisquel is certified officially by FSF along with gNewSense and Parabola. This 8th version comes with MATE as its user interface, with complete audio/video support in VLC, and a full suite of LibreOffice. Despite being alpha, it has 50000+ packages already in its repository worth to wait for the final. I hope this article can encourage anyone to use 100% free distro and spread it. Enjoy!

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Here is a beginner's guide to install Trisquel 8 GNU/Linux operating system. This 8th release is codenamed Flidas. It's still in alpha version per this 6 March 2017 but the latest ISO image is already installable (Ubiquity has been added). The installation steps are very familiar for any former Ubuntu user, and easy, but I write this so any new comer can have this user-friendly 100% free GNU/Linux distro at their home. I hope this helps you a lot.

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