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Eathray
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Well, that all took some time. I think I have it all complete but a lot of that I had to do manually. C'est difficile, my friends.
So I have removed the built in SeaMonkey, put the Portable in opt, symlynked to /usr/bin, created the menu entries, created the defaultbroswer and htmleditor scripts... I think It's done... am I missing anything?
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anikin
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| Posted: Mon 19 Dec 2016, 13:39 Post subject:
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| Eathray wrote: | Well, that all took some time. I think I have it all complete but a lot of that I had to do manually. C'est difficile, my friends.
So I have removed the built in SeaMonkey, put the Portable in opt, symlynked to /usr/bin, created the menu entries, created the defaultbroswer and htmleditor scripts... I think It's done... am I missing anything? |
The word Portable in this discussion sounds a bit ambigious/confusing, because the original, built in Seamonkey in your Puppy was also portable, I think, although it resided at a different location. Seamonkey, Tor Browser, Palemoon - they all by definition are built as Portable apps. So I presume you meant to say you put the seamonkey directory in /opt. If that is the case, then you done good. As for doing things manually, of course the right way to symlink would be like: | Code: | | ln -s /opt/seamonkey/seamonkey /usr/bin/seamonkey |
maybe I should edit my post and also add this command.
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Eathray
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| Posted: Mon 19 Dec 2016, 14:21 Post subject:
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anikin,
I didn't use the code to make my symlink, but I did call it from the console and it loads, so it works.
Thanks all for the help. I guess I'm done.
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Pelo
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seamonkey 2.46 stored in my pendrive. |
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seamonkey stored in my pendrive. Is that true that will slow the browser ?
I am pleased by the idea of not occupying my pupsave, and it will be used by several Puppies. Other applications should run the same way..
I was running SeaMonkey by SFS on the fly, but that does not prevent cache and other things.
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Mercedes350se
Joined: 16 Apr 2008
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Everything seemed to go well but:
| Code: | /mnt/home/seamonkey-portable-0.5/seamonkey-portable
HOME=/mnt/home/seamonkey-portable-0.5 /mnt/home/seamonkey-portable-0.5/seamonkey/seamonkey
XPCOMGlueLoad error for file /initrd/mnt/dev_save/seamonkey-portable-0.5/seamonkey/libxul.so:
libX11-xcb.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Couldn't load XPCOM. |
This is on a frugal install of 4.3.1. I installed both
dbus-1.2.14-i486.pet and
dbus-glib-0.80-i486.pet
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