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chris_debian - test

Karl has written a list of actions that need to be taken when non-free software is identified. This list can be changed if required, but for now, if you discover non-free in gNS, can you please take the following actions:

1. Non-free package/ component identified
2. Bug filed against gnewsense package (or component)
3. Optional bug filed with Debian if it is relevant to them
4a. builder changed to not build/remove the package

OR

4b. builder changed to edit package to free it
5. Bug marked fixed, then closed
Cheers, Chris.

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Package or description	Comments	Bug reported	Bug reference
Firmware	?	?	?
Xubuntu-Desktop	?	?	?
Edubuntu-Desktop	?	?	?
Fluendo	see http://www.fluendo.com/resources/fluendo_mp3.php	?	?
gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3	?	?	?
gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mpegdemux	?	?	?
More MP3 players	?	?	?
mpg321	?	?	?
gqmpeg	?	?	?
BIND	the copyright notice (http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/universe/b/bind/bind_8.4.6-1/bind.copyright) includes the text, "This BIND software includes the DNSsafe software from RSA Data Security, Inc., which is copyrighted software that can only be distributed under the terms of this license agreement. The DNSsafe software cannot be used or distributed separately from the BIND software."	?	?
xfree86	"xfree86: material under GLX Public License and SGI Free Software License B is not DFSG-free" (https://bugs.launchpad.net/debian/+bug/6765).	?	?
spca5xx-source	Contains firmware that was captured during reverse-engineering. Inspect the source for details.	?	?
cdrtools	have a look on this page	?	?
cracklib2	have a look on this page	?	?
cron	have a look on this page	?	?
ndash	Correct package name? have a look on this page	?	?

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Need to add to the top of this page: http://bugs.gnewsense.org/Bugs/HomePage?action=edit I seem to have insufficient permissions to do this.

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Number of Open Bug Reports (last 4 weeks):

Week	Date	Open bugs	Change from last week (+/-)	Oldest bug (date)
1	8 Jul 2007	35	n/a	00001 (14 Aug 06)
2	15 Jul 2007	?	?	?
3	22 Jul 2007	?	?	?
4	29 Jul 2007	?	?	?

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chris_debian - test

Package count and freedom status (last 4 weeks):

	26 Aug 07	02 Sep 07	09 Sep 07	16 Sep 07
Total number of packages in MAIN	?	?	?	?
Percentage (%) certified 100% free in MAIN	?	?	?	?
Percentage (%) change from last week (+/-)	?	?	?	?
Total number of packages in UNIVERSE	?	?	?	?
Percentage (%) certified 100% free in UNIVERSE	?	?	?	?
Percentage (%) change from last week (+/-)	?	?	?	?

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PFV packages formatting:

Section	Owner	Date adopted	Total number of packages in section	Percentage completed	Percentage certified free	All suspected non-free software reported (Y/N)	Date of summary
Main libk	chris_debian	22 Jun 2007	1	100%	100%	Yes	23 Jun 07

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chris_debian - test

Projects page test:

Welcome to the projects page.

If you take up something listed on our How To Help page, mark it 'in progress' and make a page here for it.
If you want to include more then a short summary of a projects status, please create a sub page for it in Projects /Projects for easy discovery later.

Project	Lead	Status	Comments
Artwork	None yet	?	?
Overall documentation	None yet	Split up accross several disconnected people	This point needs refining further
gNS-kde documentation	Matt Flaschen	Work in progress. Contact me if you'd like the code I have so far.	?
gNS-gnome documentation	None yet	Unknown	?
Taking doco from the wiki and packaging it for distribution	None yet	Unknown	?
Checking the licences of the documentation shipped for freeness	None yet	Unknown	?
Checking for instructions to installing non-free software	None yet	Unknown	?
Work on the wiki	None yet	Varies, people work on it when they can.	?
Package Freedom Verification PFV	Chris Andrew	See the Package Freedom Verification page.	Always need new people to help share the load :-)
PowerPC port	Karl Goetz	See the PowerPC Port Status page (when I create it)	I'm after someone who can start taking some of the load while I work on other projects.
Support for AMD64 ( X86_64 )	None yet	Unknown	?
Reworking KDE for us	Chris Fernandez	looking into it, fix bugs and improve	?
Understanding Debian Installer	Ask Karl Goetz	Just starting up	?
Create multiarch Builder	None yet	?	?
gNewSense based on Feisty	Chris Fernandez(KDE)	Work in progress	This should really be split into sub pages
Fiesty gNewSense- Builder scripts	None yet	?	?
Fiesty gNewSense- Building area on the wiki (see kgoetz re this point)	None yet	?	?
Allow for CD variants in Builder	None yet	Unknown	?
Translating the website (check the PMWiki docs, and ask on IRC)	None yet	Unknown	?

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chris_debian - test

Package Freedom Verification (PFV) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Looking at the distribution mailing list, and my personal mail, I noticed that many people are asking the same questions regarding PFV work.

Please find below, a list of frequently asked questions, and answers.

1. What does PFV mean?

Package freedom verification/ verifier/s

2. How many packages should be in a section?

Approximately 30 packages should be in a section. This makes it more attractive for fellow volunteers to help out in the future. Some times it makes sense to have more than this number in the section, but 30 should be aimed for.

3. I need to split my section, because it's too large; how do I name the new sections?

As mentioned above, aim to split the section in to bite sized chunks of about 30 packages. When you name the new sections, you need to make sure that the new titles would cover any packages that are added in future releases of gNS. This is an example:

MAIN/ m became:

Main m1-mem and Main men-mz

This ensures that if a new package was released, that was called m111, then it would fit in to this heading. If the section had been entitled _Main m-mem_, this would not have been so obvious.

4. How do I help-out with PFV?

Register for an account (insert link), and say _Hello!_ on the mailing list (insert link). Have a look at this page (insert PFV link) and see if you can help out. If you think you can, contact me (link) or mail the list to make sure nobody else is about to start work on the section you are interested in.

5. It's not clear which licence a package uses, what should I do?

Add the package to the suspected non-free software page (insert link), and report a bug, here (insert link). It is better to report a bug and close it a day later, than to leave any areas in an _unsure state_.

6. There seem to be so many variations to each package, which one do I check?

If you find this is a recurring problem, you are probably checking the Ubuntu changelogs (eg http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/libm/) and not the gNS repository (eg http://archive.gnewsense.org/gnewsense/pool/main/libm/). Make sure you are checking the right one.

Hope this ever expanding list help.

Many thanks,

chris_debian

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ttDavoDinkum here, just writing up a quick guide on how to install a HP LaserJet 2100 on gNewSense v1.1 (parallel connection)

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Chris_debian

Package Freedom Verification Contributions (MAIN):

This is a wiki, so please feel free to amend if the situation changes :-).

The following contributions are gratefully acknowledged:

RANK	Name	Number of sections
1	TWK	16
2	chris_debian	15
3	lee797	11
4	tryggvib	6
5	Edi	5
6	petrock	4
=7	broam	3
=7	kdean06	3
=7	laidbackvampire	3
=7	Mr_Smiley	3
11	Davo_Dinkum	2
12		1

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Summary

Completed, Free	63
Completed, NOT Free, age <= 28 days	2
Completed, NOT Free, age > 28 days	3
NOT Completed, age <= 28 days	6
NOT Completed, age > 28 days	14
NOT adopted	25
Total	113

Completed, NOT Free, age > 28 days

Section	Owner	Date of summary (DD MMM YY)	Age of summary
Main c	jsc	25 Aug 07	58 days
Main kde-i18n-sw- kernel-we	TWK	22 Sep 07	30 days
Main kernel-wf- kz	TWK	22 Sep 07	30 days

NOT Completed, age > 28 days

Section	Owner	Date of summary (DD MMM YY)	Age of summary
Main libe	Davo_Dinkum	16 Aug 07	67 days
Main libxj-libxz	laidbackvampire	29 Aug 07	54 days
Main men-mz	laidbackvampire	29 Aug 07	54 days
Main na-nd	laidbackvampire	29 Aug 07	54 days
Main ne-nz	petrock	29 Aug 07	54 days
Main pyt-pz	petrock	29 Aug 07	54 days
Main libgn-libgz	jsc	03 Sep 07	49 days
Main x- -x11	Edi	18 Sep 07	34 days
Main at-az	tryggvib	21 Sep 07	31 days
Main ba-bi	tryggvib	21 Sep 07	31 days
Main bj-bz	tryggvib	21 Sep 07	31 days
Main language-pack-gnome-sa - language-pack-gnome-tf	DavoDinkum	22 Sep 07	30 days
Main language-pack-gnome-tg - language-pack-gnome-wz	lee797	22 Sep 07	30 days
Main language-pack-gnome-xa - language-pack-gnome-zz	lee797	22 Sep 07	30 days

NOT adopted

Main language-pack-gr - language-pack-kc Main language-pack-kd - language-pack-kde-ce Main language-pack-kde-cf - language-pack-kde-fz Main language-pack-kde-g - language-pack-kde-hz Main language-pack-kde-i - language-pack-kde-k? Main language-pack-kde-l - language-pack-kde-m Main language-pack-kde-n - language-pack-kde-ps Main language-pack-kde-pt - language-pack-kde-sr Main language-pack-kde-ss - language-pack-kde-uz Main language-pack-kde-v - language-pack-kde-zz Main language-pack-kdf - language-pack-mg Main language-pack-mh - language-pack-nr Main language-pack-ns - language-pack-sd Main language-pack-se - language-pack-th Main language-pack-ti - language-pack-yi Main language-pack-yj - language-st Main language-support-a - language-support-hz Main language-support-i - language-support-nz Main language-support-o - language-support-tz Main language-support-u - language-support-zz Main languagea - linuxz Main linv - lz Main libga-libgm Main xa-xfc Main xfd-xl

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Testing monospaced font code blocks:

 
int main( void )
{
  int two_spaces;
	int tabtest;
  printf("Do monospaced fonts work?\n");
  return 0;
}

codeline

code line

Code line

wikistyle

red code?

codeline

int main( void )
{
  int two_spaces;
	int tabtest;
  printf("Do monospaced fonts work?\n");
  return 0;
}

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Okay so it seems that the CSS for gNewSense's PmWiki is somehow broken. You can't get `monospaced' fonts, maybe because the CSS for the <pre> tag is wrong, I'm not sure. In any case you cannot use any of the usual means to get monospaced fonts namely:

• @@ @@
• [@ @]
• or just leaving a space at the beginning of a line.

Although all of the above do output the correct HTML code inside <pre> tags. So really all that needs to be done is fore someone to fix the current CSS.

However, in the meantime you can actually redefine the CSS style for the items in your particular page using PmWiki syntax as described on the WikiStyles page. You just use:

%font-family=monospace%<monospaced contents goes here>%%

If you need to use `%' tags within the monospaced output you need to use `pct' or `[= =]' blocks instead, as explained in WikiStyles.

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Installing anki on gNewSense 2.0

For more information see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anki

Open a terminal and type

Now run anki to ensure that it installed correctly.

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Fixing epiphany

epiphany has a bug with calling on external applications. it doesnt work. if you click a PDF link, and then choose "open" (from 'save as' 'cancel' and 'open'), it doesn't open the PDF. It puts it in /tmp/ and does nothing else.

To fix this, sudo apt-get install mozplugger

now PDFs will open with the evince plugin.

Update: Page links don't work when viewing a PDF with the Evince plugin, instead, Evince opens and displays an error message: This was tested with this PDF: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/swf/pdf/swf_file_format_spec_v9.pdf

Attempting to view two different PDFs with the plugin results in the secong PDF opening in Evince, not the Evince plugin.

Attempting to view the same PDF with the evince plugin twice results in the second PDF to not open.

Closing the Epiphany tab that showing a PDF using the Evince plugin results in any open Evince windows being closed as well.

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Compiling Gnash on gNewSense 2.0

Update! bzr is replacing CVS

Reference: http://wiki.gnashdev.org/Building_on_Hardy_Heron

These are the steps I took to compile Gnash on gNewSense 2.0

• Don't do this build as root. Instead, do it as an ordinary user and use sudo to run things as root.
• Install bzr

sudo apt-get install bzr

• Check out Gnash from bzr.

bzr branch http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/r/gnash/trunk

• Switch into the Gnash subdir.

cd gnash

• Install needed packages.dasda

sudo apt-get install autoconf automake libtool libltdl3-dev

• Now run autogen.sh to create configure.

sh autogen.sh

• Autogen should run to completion.
• Now we run configure with the default arguments. It will complain about missing dependencies.

./configure --enable-gui=gtk --with-plugins-install=system

• Indeed, it did. Scroll up in the output and look for ERROR. We're only fixing the ERRORs now.

sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev libjpeg-dev libgtk2.0-dev libpango1.0-dev libglib2.0-dev libatk1.0-dev libgstreamer0.10-dev libagg-dev libboost-dev libboost-thread-dev g++

• Run autogen.sh again to check.

sh autogen.sh

• Install anything else needed to fix errors. Here, I'm installing libboost-date-time-dev.

sudo apt-get install libboost-date-time-dev

• Run autogen.sh until there are no more errors.

sh autogen.sh

• All errors gone; only warnings remain. Let's try compiling it.

make

• And that successfully compiles!

gnash quick steps for bzr version

1.- ./autogen.sh 11:01 < shawoho> 2.- ./configure --prefix=/usr/ --disable-static --enable-gui=gtk --enable-docbook --with-npapi-plugindir=/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/ 11:01 < shawoho> well that is the list of parameters that i used to configure 3.- make 4.- make html 5.- make check 6.- sudo make install 6.- sudo make install-plugins 7.- sudo make install-plugins

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Playing DVDs on gNewSense

There is a script that will install libdvdcss. This will enable DVD playback.

Ensure that you have an active internet connection. Then, run this command.

sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread3/install-css.sh

You will also need to install Gstreamers "ugly" set of plugins:

sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly

Enter your password when prompted. Once completed, you should be able to play DVDs in Totem.

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Installing IceCat 3.0

wget http://gnuzilla.gnu.org/download/icecat_3-g1-1_i386.deb

sudo dpkg -i icecat_3-g1-1_i386.deb

Enter your password when prompted.

IceCat should now be installed. If it is not in the GNOME menu, follow these steps:

Press Alt+F2 and type in 'alacarte' (without the quotes). Press Enter.

Click on 'Internet' on the left and then click on 'New Item'.

Fill out the dialog box like so:

Type: Application

Name: IceCat

Command: icecat %u

Comment: Browse the web

Click 'OK'

Now click 'Close'

IceCat should now be in the menu. Enjoy.

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Getting VirtualBox to work

If you get this error message when running VirtualBox from a shell:

$ virtualbox WARNING: The character device /dev/vboxdrv does not exist.

	 Please install the virtualbox-ose-modules package for your kernel,
	 which is likely virtualbox-ose-modules-386.

	 You will not be able to start VMs until this problem is fixed.

You can fix it by running:

$ wget http://archive.gnewsense.org/gnewsense/pool/universe/v/virtualbox-ose-modules/virtualbox-ose-modules-2.6.24-19-386_24.0.4_i386.deb

$ sudo dpkg -i virtualbox-ose-modules-2.6.24-19-386_24.0.4_i386.deb

Another potential issue: $ virtualbox WARNING: You are not a member of the "vboxusers" group. Please add yourself

         to this group before starting VirtualBox.

	 You will not be able to start VMs until this problem is fixed.

Run:

sudo adduser $USER vboxusers

Log out and log back in. Now VirtualBox will work.

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Help me seed this RMS speech (ogg vorbis file) at thepiratebay:

http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4092951/Richard_Stallman_talks_about_copyright_and_computers

The torrent is also hosted by lysator with 11 seeds: http://www.lysator.liu.se/upplysning/film/20070517_RMS/

Yes, that is very good, but I'm thinking perhaps it is also good to try and spread the Free Software message on more than one tracker/file sharing network. If we can spread the message to more platforms then more people will get the chance of hearing it. Just my thoughts.

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Titolo: Installare e modificare GNU IceCat.

- English

GNU Icecat è una versione libera del browser Mozilla Firefox.

1. Installazione

Assicurati che il sistema sia aggiornato:

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get upgrade

Vai su Sistema > Amministrazione > Sorgenti software, apri la scheda Updates e abilita GNU IceCat. Poi scarica e installa GNU IceCat:

sudo apt-get install icecat

2. Creare una voce di menù

Prima, assicurati di avere l'icona di IceCat nel posto giusto indipendentemente dalla versione corrente del programma:

sudo cp /usr/lib/icecat-3.*/chrome/icons/default/default.png /usr/share/pixmaps/icecat.png

Apri Sistema > Preferenze > Menù principale, clicca sulla categoria Internet e poi su New Item. Nella finestra Creazione lanciatore, inserisci le seguenti informazioni:

 Tipo: Applicazione
 Nome: GNU IceCat
 Comando: icecat %u
 Commento: Browser Web GNU IceCat

Prima di cliccare su OK, clicca sul riquadro dell'icona a sinistra. Si aprirà una nuova finestra, nella casella in alto copia il percorso dell'icona giusta: /usr/share/pixmaps/icecat.png.

3. Visualizzare Flash

Esistono due programmi liberi per visualizzare i filmati Flash, Gnash e Swfdec. Gnash viene installato automaticamente con IceCat e dovrebbe funzionare per la maggior parte dei filmati. In alternativa, Swfdec attualmente sembra supportare meglio gli standard di Flash. Perciò puoi provare a installarlo nel caso che Gnash non ti soffisfi.

Prima, rimuovi e fai un backup del link simbolico di IceCat verso Gnash:

sudo mv /usr/lib/icecat-3*/plugins/libgnashplugin.so /usr/lib/icecat-3*/

Poi aggiungi il repository dei backport di swfdec alla lista delle sorgenti software di apt:

sudo echo "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/swfdec-team/ppa/ubuntu hardy main" >> /etc/apt/sources.list

Aggiorna il contenuto dei repository:

sudo apt-get update

Installa il plugin Swfdec:

sudo apt-get install swfdec-mozilla

Poi bisogna creare un link simbolico tra il plugin appena installato e la cartella plugins di IceCat:

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/swfdec-mozilla/libswfdecmozilla.so /usr/lib/icecat-3*/plugins/

3.1 Tornare a Gnash

Nel caso si voglia tornare a utilizzare Gnash come plugin:

sudo rm /usr/lib/icecat-3*/plugins/libswfdecmozilla.so

sudo mv /usr/lib/icecat-3*/libgnashplugin.so /usr/lib/icecat-3*/plugins/

4. Visualizzare i video e i PDF

Per visualizzare i video e i file pdf dentro IceCat, bisogna installare mozplugger, che gestisce i plugin per questo tipo di contenuti:

sudo apt-get install mozplugger

Poi facciamo il link simbolico per questo plugin:

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/mozplugger.so /usr/lib/icecat-3*/plugins/

4.1 Visualizzare i filmati di YouTube direttamente nel browser

Visualizzare i filmati Flash incorporati nelle pagine web con Gnash o Swfdec, può risultare eccessivamente gravoso per il processore e potrebbe anche non consentirvi di controllare in modo soddisfacente la riproduzione. Come soluzione specifica per YouTube, è possibile utilizzare IceCat insieme ad estensioni in grado di rimpiazzare automaticamente i filmati Flash incorporati con filmati 'standard'. In questo modo, la visualizzazione dei filmati di YouTube non rallenterà più di tanto il sistema.

Per raggiungere lo scopo è sufficiente installare prima l'estensione Greasemonkey e poi l'apposito script YouTube - Previews, mp4/flash, HQ/HD, download disponibile attraverso questo collegamento.

5. Abilitare il plugin Java

Per poter abilitare il plugin Java (icedtea-gcjwebplugin) occorre prima installarlo nel sistema:

sudo apt-get install icedtea-gcjwebplugin

Nota: Questo comando installerà (se non è già presente) anche il runtime Java OpenJDK.

Per abilitare il plugin basta creare un link simbolico tra il plugin appena installato e la cartella dei plugins di IceCat:

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/lib/i386/gcjwebplugin.so /usr/lib/icecat-3*/plugins/

6. Abilitare il plugin Totem

Per abilitare il plugin Totem (che dovrebbe già essere stato installato insieme al sistema) basta creare un link simbolico tra il plugin e la cartella dei plugins di IceCat:

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/totem/gstreamer/libtotem-complex-plugin.so /usr/lib/icecat-3*/plugins/

7. Estensioni libere per IceCat

Su Internet sono disponibili tantissimi componenti aggiuntivi (addon) che estendono le funzionalità del browser Mozilla Firefox.

Lo stesso progetto Mozilla offre, sul proprio sito http://addons.mozilla.org, una vastissima raccolta di estensioni per Firefox, quasi tutte non sviluppate direttamente da Mozilla ma da sviluppatori terzi.

Una parte considerevole di queste estensioni risultano essere prive di qualiasi specificazione di licenza, probabilmente perché i rispettivi autori non hanno pensato che fosse necessaria. Da ciò derivano però alcuni grossi inconvenienti. In molti paesi (come l'Italia), ad esempio, un qualsiasi software distribuito senza licenza non potrebbe essere legalmente utilizzato. Inoltre, i componenti aggiuntivi privi di licenza NON possono, in alcun modo, essere considerati Software Libero!

E' per tutti questi motivi che il browser GNU IceCat (a differenza di Firefox) evita di suggerire l'installazione e l'utilizzo di generici componenti aggiuntivi. Prima di installare su GNU IceCat una qualche estensione, occorre infatti accertarsi che sia stata effettivamente rilasciata come Software Libero, ovvero che sia ESPLICITAMENTE accompagnata da una licenza per il Software Libero.

Sul sito del progetto GNUzilla è disponibile un'elenco di componenti aggiuntivi liberi che possono essere installati su GNU IceCat.

8. Ricerche web anonime

Il motore di ricerca utilizzato come default da GNU IceCat (sia per la barra di ricerca che per quella di navigazione) è Google, che raccoglie e aggrega sistematicamente ogni informazione relativa all'uso da parte degli utenti dei vari servizi offerti da Google Inc.. Anche se, per chi utilizza Internet in modo intensivo, è praticamente impossibile raggiungere il totale anonimato, è tuttavia possibile accrescere la nostra privacy utilizzando Scroogle come un proxy tra noi e i server Google.

8.1 La barra di ricerca

Per aggiungere Scroogle fra le opzioni disponibili nella barra di ricerca di GNU IceCat, basta selezionare ed installare il motore di ricerca Scroogle preferito tra quelli disponibili alla pagina: http://mycroft.mozdev.org/search-engines.html?name=scroogle.

Nota: I motori con l'indicazione 'SSL' utilizzano una connessione criptata tra il browser e Scroogle: ciò impedisce che le query di ricerca inserite dagli utenti possano essere tracciate da terzi.

8.2 La barra di navigazione

GNU IceCat invia qualsiasi testo (che non sia un URL) inserito nella barra di navigazione al motore di ricerca selezionato e mostra all'utente la pagina dei risultati forniti dal motore. Per modificare il motore di ricerca utilizzato da questa funzionalità in modo da usare il collegamento SSL con Scroogle, occorre modificare opportunamente la configurazione del browser:

1. accedere alla pagina di configurazione, digitando il comando about:config sulla barra di navigazione del browser
2. trovare la variabile stringa keyword.URL ed assegnarle il valore:
   https://ssl.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/nbbw.cgi?Gw=

Suggerimento: Questa procedura funziona anche con il browser web Epiphany.

9. Localizzazione

Per modificare la lingua dell'interfaccia, occorre installare il file xpi corrispondente alla versione di GNU IceCat in uso ed alla localizzazione desiderata (di seguito potete trovare la lista dei file di localizzazione disponibili).

Dopo aver installato il file xpi occorre abilitare la localizzazione, modificando opportunamente la configurazione del browser:

1. riavviare GNU IceCat
2. accedere alla pagina di configurazione, digitando il comando about:config sulla barra di navigazione del browser
3. trovare la variabile stringa general.useragent.locale ed assegnarle come valore il codice di nazionalità corrispondente alla localizzazione da abilitare (per l'Italia è it)
4. riavviare GNU IceCat.

Nota: L'estensione per la localizzazione italiana è un porting per GNU IceCat del corrispondente langpack italiano multipiattaforma (scaricabile dal sito dell'Associazione Mozilla Italia) realizzato grazie al lavoro del gruppo di traduzione in lingua italiana di Mozilla Firefox.

9.1 File di localizzazione

• Italiano: icecat-3.0.6-g1.it.xpi

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10. Enable the Java plugin

Before enabling the Java plugin (icedtea-gcjwebplugin) you should have it installed:

sudo apt-get install icedtea-gcjwebplugin

Note: This command will install the OpenJDK Java Runtime (if not yet installed).

To enable the plugin you will need to create a symbolic link between the installed plugin and the Icecat's plugin folder:

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/lib/i386/gcjwebplugin.so /usr/lib/icecat-3*/plugins/

11. Enable the Totem plugin

To enable the Totem plugin (that should have been installed during usual system's setup) you will need to create a symbolic link between the installed plugin and the Icecat's plugin folder:

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/totem/gstreamer/libtotem-complex-plugin.so /usr/lib/icecat-3*/plugins/

12.  deltah sources.list (general)

deb http://archive.gnewsense.org/gnewsense/ deltah main universe deb-src http://archive.gnewsense.org/gnewsense/ deltah main universe

deb http://security.gnewsense.org/gnewsense/ deltah-security main universe deb-src http://security.gnewsense.org/gnewsense/ deltah-security main universe