How to netinstall from trisquel gnome usb?
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How do I do a net install from trisquel gnome cd/usb? So then I don't have to make another usb with netinstall installed on it. How can I install gnome shell after installing from net install?
I am reinstalling trisquel to start fresh cause I messed up something and the partition outside of home for the apps keeps on filling all the way up. I think it might have to do with using an unofficial libre linux kernel. But I am not sure. I tried cleaning cache with bleachbit still have issues. The log file is over flowing in var.
You mean a minimal Trisquel base installation and then Gnome on top of it?
You can install Gnome with two packages: gnome-shell & gnome-shell-extensions. Also install gdm.
http://packages.trisquel.info/belenos/gnome-shell
http://packages.trisquel.info/belenos/gnome-shell-extensions
http://packages.trisquel.info/belenos/gdm
Start the installer in text mode. Choose not to install a graphical environment. After reboot install X.
apt-get install xserver-xorg xserver-xorg-core xfonts-base xinit
http://packages.trisquel.info/belenos/xserver-xorg
http://packages.trisquel.info/belenos/xserver-xorg-core
http://packages.trisquel.info/belenos/xfonts-base
http://packages.trisquel.info/belenos/xinit
If you only need the very basic X11, install 'xorg' meta package.
Yes that's what I want. Thanks! That will install gnome tweak right and other gnome related apps?
You can always add anything that's missing that you think you'll need later. Look at the dependencies, I can't possibly remember what is included. Gnome-tweak-tool is a package you can install separately, the same goes for Firefox/Abrowser and other utilities. If you go barebones, you'll have a lean system from the get-go.
http://packages.trisquel.info/belenos/gnome-tweak-tool
Also, do partitioning manually. I'd go for separate partitions for /root, /home and /swap, possibly /boot. Give /root enough room to accommodate your needs.
If you install the meta package 'trisquel', you'll get the classic Trisquel one panel flashback environment.
http://packages.trisquel.info/belenos/trisquel
It will install lightdm as the login manager. You can switch between gdm and lightdm by typing 'dpkg-reconfigure gdm'.
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/how-change-keyboard-layout-russian#comment-94520
/root basically is always empty on a system where 'sudo' is used (i.e., Trisquel's default). There is no /swap. There can be a swap partition though (or a swap file). More partitions may be useful (e.g., to have different filesystems) but, on a desktop system, it basically brings nothing but dimensioning problems (a partition is full while other are barely occupied).
> The log file is over flowing in var.
What's in it? It's best to check so it can be fixed. Some bug can make logs swell several gigabytes.
I deleted the old log its 6 gigabytes. But I didn't delete the current one. Do you want that log? Its the kernel log.
What is interesting in that log is any repeated lines. What is filling it?
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