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Good idea. Well implemented. Works.kirk designed all network-related programs to run under spot
Yup, geeqie is the main viewer in puppeee. I'll see what I can do.smokey01 wrote:jamesbond, one application I would like to see added to the 64 bit repository is geeqie. IMHO it is by far the best graphics viewer. It has some great search facilities although a little fat at 1.5M.
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As for skype - I'm not sure there is anything much I can do. I took skype from its website, throw in some 32-bit libraries, and make a pet. Does the webcam work through other means, e.g. try capturing some video via ffmpeg, does it work?
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ffmpeg -y -f oss -i /dev/audio -f video4linux2 -s vga -i /dev/video0 ~/a.mpegNo Soundjamesbond wrote:barburo, as explained by kirk in earlier pages, please do this:
1) download the hotfix, put it in /root/spot/Downloads
2) then use Rox, open /root/spot/Download, and click it from there. Direct execution will not work because firefox is running under user spot which doesn't have priviledge to install pets.
01smokey, thanks for confirming. This arus_lnx.ko should be deleted in the next iteration of Fatdog. As for skype - I'm not sure there is anything much I can do. I took skype from its website, throw in some 32-bit libraries, and make a pet. Does the webcam work through other means, e.g. try capturing some video via ffmpeg, does it work?As for why firefox won't download to /tmp, yes well it runs under spot and spot doesn't have access to /tmp, it can only download to /root/spot/Downloads. This is a security measure - kirk designed all network-related programs to run under spot.Code: Select all
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blestina, to use the PPM, please click "configure" and then "update now" first. Then close/exit the PPM and restart again, it will show all the available pets.
cheers!
:(Yes, I'm the GPUGRID user. I go by "bigtuna" on their site so it is a little confusing, sorry.kirk wrote: lakedude,
You're the gnugrid user? It probably wouldn't be too hard to remaster the iso to include the nvidia driver and the gnugrid software. I don't have a nvidia card though.
Thanksjamesbond wrote:01smokey, I don't have mhwaveedit but I have compiled audacity with a bunch of other tools in an SFS -- see my previous post. I will look at Galculator, streamripper and streamripper - but as usual, no promises. Problem with the mix - have you configured your mic-boost (or something like that) in alsamixer? (Note - use Alsa Mixer under Multimedia, not Alsa sound wizard under Setup). By default the setting is very low, you need to turn it up before the mic can produce any sound at all.
EDIT: I have uploaded galculator. Streamtuner/Streamripper will have to wait for a while ...
Brian (I always thought you're female - the nick "blestina" sounds female to me hehe), did the previous RCs work with you? If they did, please ensure that you delete any existing fd64-500.sfs from your harddisk, then restart fatdog. Anyway, it would help if you can post the content of /proc/asound/cards and tell me what's your hardware (motherboard, soundcard, etc).
cheers!
