Trisquel Seven!!!
my new trisquel 7.0 on asus x54c i3 quadcore processor intel
ciao
gennaro
It looks good, doesn't it? I like the dark theme for the application menu. Wallpaper is also very good.
very nice dark theme in the new trisquel 7
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Hi everyone. It's great to hear that Trisquel 7 is out!
From what I read, I'm ready to try it. I have a couple of questions:
1) Are the latest images the "7.0-20140721-i18n"?
http://devel.trisquel.info/makeiso/iso/
2) Where can I get the public key used to sign the package?
3) I'm about to install Trisquel for a friend. Do you think I should install Trisquel 6 or is 7 already stable enough for a first time user?
Thank you!
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I've been playing with 7 for a while, on a netbook, and have finally
decided to install it onto my work-a-day Toshiba Satellite, after
testing on the other box and the arrival of my new Think Penguin USB
wifi radio for the Toshiba. My answers below.
On 08/06/2014 07:40 PM, mve1 wrote:
>
> 1) Are the latest images the "7.0-20140721-i18n"?
> http://devel.trisquel.info/makeiso/iso/
Yes, and there are new Trisquel mini, net install, and kde images, too.
>
>
> 3) I'm about to install Trisquel for a friend. Do you think I should
> install Trisquel 6 or is 7 already stable enough for a first time user?
I'd go with 7; everything is 2 years newer than in 6.
>
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Thank you for the answers!
I'm ready to try it as soon as I can find the pgp key used to sign the image. It should be somewhere obvious? I looked around but still can't find it. I see the .asc files. How did you verify the signature?
mve1 wrote:
> I'm ready to try it as soon as I can find the pgp key used to sign
> the image. It should be somewhere obvious? I looked around but still
> can't find it. I see the .asc files. How did you verify the
> signature?
I did a 'pgpdump' of the .asc file and it says this is the key that you
can use:
0xB4EFB9F38D8AEBF1
So you can do:
gpg --recv-keys 0xB4EFB9F38D8AEBF1
gpg --verify trisquel.iso.asc
Replace trisquel.iso with the actual name of the file, and make sure the
.asc is in the same directory. It should tell you that the signature is
good but can't be authenticated (IIRC).
Hope that helps!
Andrew.