Hi belham,belham2 wrote:linuxcbon,
Did I ever tell you the story of GPT Ghosting?? Me no like
sounds complicated...let's try not to complicate things and to find the bugs in puppy.
Cheers
Agreed!linuxcbon wrote:Hi belham,belham2 wrote:linuxcbon,
Did I ever tell you the story of GPT Ghosting?? Me no like
sounds complicated...let's try not to complicate things and to find the bugs in puppy.
Cheers
I am sure he will keep his promise but he said he's very busy and he needs to rest (he is not as "young" as us)... So let's not pressure him too much. He needs to stay fit (like we do).belham2 wrote:Agreed!
Hey, you think Barry might ever give your request consideration? I posted a few times about it, even stuck my necks out with a separate thread, but I know he is probably near his wits end with everything going on right now. Still, a barebones quirky?? Ooooh lala....
All joking aside, I repeat, what do you think this waste of time will accomplish?belham2 wrote:prehistoric wrote:@belham2
Have you ever zeroed a 32 GB or larger flash drive? Believe me this takes a while. If you find that acceptable, what about my 128 GB drive?
Yes, and Yes, and even larger.......it's what beer and a night's sleep are for
f2fs, yes... unfortunately, the latest version requires selinux to be installed.@barry
Thanks and kudos for Slaq. This might actually trigger my final move to x64.
Besides the already reported "filesystem growing issue" that is the major issue I have with it...
Now to go after chromium and netflix! Anyone has the latest slack based pets for the latest chromium?
Thanks,
gcav
PS: Why drop F2FS? I did notice a slow-down at boot-time, compared to April 7.2.1 on T2.
BarryK wrote:Hmmmm.........
Solution to the problem:linuxcbon wrote:Quirky SlaQ 8.1.6 x86_64
- jwmrc not correct. That's why startup programs (network tray, retrovol) don't appear in tray.
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Generating /root/.icewm/menu... mv: cannot move '/root/.icewm/menu' to a subdirectory of itself, '/root/.icewm/menu-previous' Generating /root/.jwmrc... mv: cannot move '/root/.jwmrc' to a subdirectory of itself, '/root/.jwmrc-previous'
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# jwm -p JWM: warning: /root/.jwmrc[423]: close tag "Program" does not match open tag "?xml"
I know this already, but that's not a solution, it's a manual workaround. You need to find where the bug exactly comes from in the scripts and give a real solution.FeodorF wrote:Solution to the problem:
linuxcbon wrote:Quirky SlaQ 8.1.6 x86_64
I know this already, but that's not a solution, it's a manual workaround. You need to find where the bug exactly comes from in the scripts and give a real solution.FeodorF wrote:Solution to the problem:
- some useless folders :
/usr/bin/lib64/ -- empty
/usr/bin/svn-tools/ -- empty
/usr/etc/ -- empty
/usr/games/ -- empty
/usr/local/share/ -- empty
/usr/lib/modules/ -- empty
- /etc/profile too complex, what is only needed is export PATH= ...
- perl can be moved to devx or is it needed somewhere ?
Well, it is not even a manual workaround!linuxcbon wrote:Quirky SlaQ 8.1.6 x86_64
I know this already, but that's not a solution, it's a manual workaround. You need to find where the bug exactly comes from in the scripts and give a real solution.FeodorF wrote:Solution to the problem:
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/usr/bin/nathive
I see you mentioned Xerus, but wanted to try it in SlaQ. yet have issues with pygtk. what packages are needed for slaq Have not played with python for a while.don570 wrote:I was able to run the graphics app nathive to run in 64 bit xersus
First install python2 addons
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B672gI ... sp=sharing
Then download and install the app
http://www.nathive.org/dl/nathive_0.924-1_amd64.deb
Then run in console
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/usr/bin/nathive