Who of this community honestly runs Trisquel GNU/Linux?

d.d.ddd.debiannino?! :P

I don't.

I am running on all my Thinkpads Trisquel 7, two of them are librebooted. I like the distro and it's supporters very much. Every question as an average joe user was answered. I hope that the distro will have a future. When i tried Uruk OS as a live system and everything runs perfectly in me the question came up, why don't the guys from Uruk and Ruben are working together to give this wonderful distro a future.

Once again, i will use Trisquel 7 as long as it is mantained.

I run Trisquel 7 on my main computer

I don't.

I use trisquel in a thinkpad x200.
it is perfect.

I do.

I run it as my main distro on both my laptops and also as my recording studio distro with kxstudio repos.

I do run Trisquel 7 (32-bit) on a Lenovo x60 tablet with Libreboot installed. Otherwise, I use macOS on two machines, and Ubuntu MATE on one.

I really want to see Trisquel 8 coming as soon as it can be managed. I really like the look and feel of Debian 9.1 but I'd prefer to stay libre on the x60. Will Trisquel 8 have Linux kernel 4.10 or newer?

Trisquel 7 mini on wifes laptop, Slackware/SalixOS on Desktop, Debian 9 on other pc.

I don't. I left the Apple ecosystem because I was fed up with my large library of paid-for apps (especially games) being made incompatible by Apple's OS updates. The most egregious example of this was the abandonment of Rosetta which left many PowerPC-specific OSX apps unusable; there was no excuse for this since constant advancements in storage and processing speed made the already-imperceptible burden of Rosetta progressively smaller over time. It really brought home to me how powerless I was in an unfree system. I was tempted right then and there to go to "Linux" but instead I used the Google ecosystem to exit Apple, jumping over to a ChromeBook, then to a PC running Chromixium, later called Cub Linux (Ubuntu-based distros that mimic the ChromeOS GUI while still offering standard "Linux" app compatibility and thus Linux (or Windows via PlayOnLinux) versions of my old Mac games).

Partly because I've woken up about the egregiousness of Google as well, and also because Cub Linux is no longer supported (although I'm updating it manually in the Terminal) I'm now looking to switch distros again and leave the Google ecosystem as well, including finding a new trustworthy email provider. My laptop can't run Trisquel in freedom (the usual Wifi issue). If it were a big desktop replacement style laptop, then an external dongle would be no big deal, but since it's an Ultrabook, a dongle is a much bigger portion of its size in relative terms - I remember the hassles of running off a USB stick. I'm not sure about how well Trisquel can do video acceleration on my hardware. I might still go to Trisquel next anyway and I'm still very supportive of the cause of full-stack, full-freedom computing. If I don't go to Trisquel as my very next step, I intend to do so in the step after - probably with new and different hardware.

I put my wife on Linux Lite, and while she's anti Google and gets the privacy aspect, she's not as on board on the freedom issue. She's already frustrated with minor glitches like the trackpad, suspend not working, and less than seamless CD/DVD compatibility; I'm not going to throw her into the deep end of Trisquel just yet, especially since she needs access to the Googleverse for work purposes. I'm working on getting her off of Apple email and calendaring as well (a major struggle) plus shifting to Firefox for her personal browsing. Baby steps..

Since yesterday night I run Trisquel 8. Apart the installation problems it runs smoothly. All works so far. I noticed little things that I can observe and in case open bug reports. But it seems pretty usable.

>Who of this community honestly runs Trisquel GNU/Linux?

I do! (home and office)

I run it on my 2010 Toshiba Netbook along with a wifi dongle purchased from Think Penguin.

I have Peppermint 8 on my other two systems.

Trisquel GNU/Linux x64 running on:
Macbook, Model Number A1181
Samsung SSD 850 EVO 500 GB (EMT02B6Q)
No sound driver is found but for high quality sound, use a Schiit Fulla USB Dongle DAC/Amp (the newer headphone amp/dacs should also work.) http://www.schiit.com/products/wyrd

The Macbook has an Intel 945GM Graphics Driver, 1.2GiB Memory, Intel Core 2 CPU T7200 @ 2.00 GHz x2. Trisquel was installed on the Macbook is to use a PC running linux and create a usb thumb drive ISO with GNOME Disks containing the Trisquel ISO, then boot to the thumb drive and use an HDD Doc with the SSD drive and install Trisquel on that. Then put the SSD drive into the Macbook. Use a regular mouse. Also running on a Toshiba NB205. Running Debian on most of my servers and Fedora 25 on my desktop.

I would like to run it. But I cannot find working hardware. Everytime something doesn't work, wifi, touchpage, sound etc. So that laptops like offer Thinkpenguin, Technoetics old as hell. Why I need computer where I cannot do anything? Video Card INTEL GMA 4500, insn't adequate in 2017. Even you cannot watch movie, or play even libre-game. This computers are good when you open vim start writing in pure C some kernel Modules.
When will be on sale some adequate computers with adequate libre-hardware I will use Trisquel.

I have used trisquel 7 for a period of 7 months (on Asus 1015PX) when my Main PC is broken, but due to a a *raspberry pi* microsd crash I have made it boot to a hdd in which trisquel resides so now I am using debian live (customized version) on a flash drive, I do miss trisquel though.

Trisquel 7 is now my only O.S.

I recently converted my Windows 7 PC to Trisquel 7 and purchased Libiquity’s Taurinus X200 Laptop running Trisquel 7.
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/i-finally-did-it-%E2%80%93-i-evicted-microsoft

I do not have any dual boots or virtual box, as I attempt to go cold turkey after evicting Microsuck's operating system.

I find this a challenging learning experience - hopefully future devices will be liberated and more user friendly.

I use mainly Trisquel. One old laptop runs Trisquel, and the new one, that my wife use mostly runs Xubuntu. I would like to say that I am not a purist of Trisquel... But free software concept is a good one but not real as we see.

I use Trisquel only on my own computers. They are all flashed with libreboot (MacBook2,1, x200, T400s, T60 + a T500 for sale).

My work computer is a Lenovo x260. I run Mint on it since I need blobs to make it work. I am considering though, to install Trisquel and just get hold of the necessary binaries. At this point only lack of time is stopping me from trying.

When I get more time I also want to try Parabola, but just out of curiosity and eagerness to learn.

I have tried Flidas but in the end there were essential functions missing, so I am only using Belenos now. And I'll stick happily to that until Flidas is ready.

I finally do, I should have posted my story here. https://trisquel.info/en/forum/i-finally-managed-install-trisquel-8-d-im-made-it-heres-how-i-did-it

I was using Parabola only for nearly one year, but now I have a Trisquel/Parabola dual boot on my system. After Libreboot left GNU I did not wan't to use Trisquel anymore for some years.

I normally use Parabola, for for some tasks such as building Libreboot or LibreCMC I use Trisquel. One Python script that I wrote only works on Trisquel, because MeCab is not included in Parabola yet.

After the last GNU/Hackers meeting I decided that I want to become a GUIX hacker, therefore I will probably also install GuixSD, but I will continue to use Trisquel as it is one of most usable GNU/Linux distros.

Trisquel 7 on an old HP laptop.

It is my main computer.

Someone gave me an old Mac desktop I use for skype calls with friends, and to watch Amazon movies sometimes.

Well, I always install Parabola (with KDE) where I can \o/

xxx@pc:~$ cat /etc/*release | grep DESCRIPTION
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Trisquel GNU/Linux 7.0, Belenos"

Waiting for final release of Trisquel 8, since I don't have time to try the alpha/beta ..

Once I installed Parabola in VirtualBox, but I consider trisquel community better :)

I have a lot of laptops, the distro I can get working easiest and quickest for me is Parabola. Trisquel 7 is kind of old for me but I put it on laptops that I will not be constantly using. I haven't tried Trisquel 8 yet. On a number of laptops I use Void because of its simple init. I also use Slackware on a few other computers.

I run Trisquel 7. (On a non-librebooted laptop...)

I just put a new SSD in my netbook and tried both Trisquel 7 and Uruk 2.0 (beta), which both run ok (1GB RAM, 32-bit single core!). Next I intend to try Trisquel 8 (alpha). I have a desktop box that I've been running Trisquel 7 on too, with no major issues.

I have to admit I've been using Mint on my entertainment laptop. I recently switched to LMDE 2.0 (based on Debian testing rather than Ubuntu), but I would recommend Mint as a "halfway house" between Windows/ Mac and a libre distro. Mainly because it just works and looks pretty, giving a positive first user experience for those who are completely new to GNU-Linux. But I do warn them that it's not fully free, and that they may want to switch to a fully free distro once they get more comfortable with GNU-Linux.

I do use just trisquel, I love this OS.

Running Trisquel 7 in a Vikings X200 laptop (librebooted and 4.13 libre kernel)
Debian 9 and Trisquel 7 in a assembled desktop.

Waiting for Flidas