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Table of Contents
Installation
- Burning Trisquel to a CD/DVD in Windows
- Making a bootable Trisquel USB drive
- Installing Trisquel
- Migrate from Ubuntu to Trisquel without reinstalling
- Installing onto an encrypted drive
- OEM Installation
Making your hardware work with free software
- Configuring graphics cards
- Enable DVD Playback for DVDs with CSS DRM
- Setting up a printer
- Setting up a scanner
- Setting up a webcam
- Setting up a wireless card
- Setting up a 3G modem
- Setting up a microphone
Basic software usage
- How is software installation on Trisquel different from on Windows?
- Installing, updating and removing Software
- Playing videos without using Adobe Flash Player
- Using the command line (a.k.a. terminal)
- Accessing other hard disk partitions
- Ripping audio CDs
- Backing up your files
- Tagging your music files
- Customizing the look of your desktop
- Enabling and configuring eye candy
- Import photos from a digital camera, hard drive or memory card
- Connecting to the Trisquel IRC channel
Files and Documents
- Working with files and folders
- Office applications in Trisquel
- Managing disks and partitions
Internet
- Connecting to and using the Internet
- Web browser documentation
Security
- Use GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) to encrypt and sign your emails
- How to stay anonymous online
- Staying secure and protecting your privacy
Accessibility
Languages / International
Power-user guides
- Configuring an LTSP server
- Installing an alternate sound interface (OSS4)
- Customizing a Trisquel disc image
- Mirroring Trisquel
