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#21 Post by trio »

ttuuxxx wrote:
trio wrote:Dear All,

Not to blame anyone but when decided to use icewm's blinky and freememapplet 2 things happen:
1. blinky will not follow theme for background
2. the freememapplet still shows only part of what it supposed to show

so I made up a fix for any jwm users who wants it

thanks
Thats what I've been doing for the past 3 hours, look below :) also I have it restart with 'refresh Menus' so if blinky or freememory applet jumps off the taskbar, one click of 'refresh Menus' and it jumps back on :) Does your version do that also?
ttuuxxx
I use delay also for freememapplet, but it seems 2 secs is too long..so it will show up in taskbar for a split second then go to where it belongs...(when refresh menus & changing jwm theme)

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#22 Post by ttuuxxx »

trio wrote:
ttuuxxx wrote:
trio wrote:Dear All,

Not to blame anyone but when decided to use icewm's blinky and freememapplet 2 things happen:
1. blinky will not follow theme for background
2. the freememapplet still shows only part of what it supposed to show

so I made up a fix for any jwm users who wants it

thanks
Thats what I've been doing for the past 3 hours, look below :) also I have it restart with 'refresh Menus' so if blinky or freememory applet jumps off the taskbar, one click of 'refresh Menus' and it jumps back on :) Does your version do that also?
ttuuxxx
I use delay also for freememapplet, but it seems 2 secs is too long..so it will show up in taskbar for a split second then go to where it belongs...(when refresh menus & changing jwm theme)
I added a kill to the freshmenus for freememory, that makes it work better, Try that.

exec Xdialog --no-close --msgbox "Updating ..." 10 20 &
p=$!
killall freememapplet
/usr/sbin/fixmenus
/usr/sbin/menu-fix
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#23 Post by evilmrb »

I have been a fan of Puppy for some time and never ceased to be amazed how much functionality you fit into it. I downloaded 4.2 this morning and it seems even better. I don't know how you do it.
Well done !!

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#24 Post by trio »

Ttuuxxx

I don't get it.what freememapplet got to do with refresh menu script? I made freememappletdelayed script in usr/sbin/ side by side with freememapplet and do the same for blinky..and set a proper .jwmrc-tray file

I don't alter anything else

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#25 Post by ttuuxxx »

trio wrote:Ttuuxxx

I don't get it.what freememapplet got to do with refresh menu script? I made freememappletdelayed script in usr/sbin/ side by side with freememapplet and do the same for blinky..and set a proper .jwmrc-tray file

I don't alter anything else
Well now I have all 4 of them ,blinky,absvolume,parcellite,freememoryapplet being killed in the top level of refresh menus, the reason why sometimes with timing it doesn't get killed soon enough, and then freememory or blinky gets released from the taskbar, this way they are all killed and then the last step of refresh menus is restart JWM, so by doing that it doesn't get conflicts. works great also :)
ttuuxxx
Refresh menus

#!/bin/sh

exec Xdialog --no-close --msgbox "Updating ..." 10 20 &
p=$!
killall freememapplet
killall parcellite
killall blinky
killall absvolume
/usr/sbin/fixmenus
/usr/sbin/menu-fix


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#26 Post by runtt21 »

Is the devx.sfs ready yet?

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#27 Post by trio »

ttuuxxx

well. your fix will maybe good when people do refreshmenus what about when they change theme? or gtk2jwm?

anyway, I'm happy with mine now...

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#28 Post by ttuuxxx »

runtt21 wrote:Is the devx.sfs ready yet?
You can use your old one for time being :) It still works, But of course a newer one is better, but all the apps were compiled with the older devx's etc.
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#29 Post by trio »

anybody has pet up the latest jwm? thanks

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#30 Post by ttuuxxx »

trio wrote:ttuuxxx

well. your fix will maybe good when people do refreshmenus what about when they change theme? or gtk2jwm?

anyway, I'm happy with mine now...
when I change the theme I get a extra parcellite and absvolume, so i'll have to add a kill to that applications, or if you just refresh menus, it all goes back like it should. :)
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http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/A-codecs/ <-- Codec Test Files
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#31 Post by ttuuxxx »

Its all switching fine now :) I added the kills to the icon switcher, I nolonger have the /root/myapplications/bin system links either. Pwigets&Ptray is gone 100% not turned off, and now it refresh's menus in about 1/10 of the time.
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http://audio.online-convert.com/ <-- excellent site
http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/A-codecs/ <-- Codec Test Files
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#32 Post by ttuuxxx »

Wrong size at distrowatch.com
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#33 Post by ttuuxxx »

Screenshots needs to be updated at Distrowatch
http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=puppy
which leads to
http://www.thecodingstudio.com/opensour ... p?os=puppy
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http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/A-codecs/ <-- Codec Test Files
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#34 Post by CatDude »

Hi

Just trying out 4.2retro on a Thinkpad T21 with a Buffalo Air Station Turbo G (Model: WLI-CB-G54HP)
and i notice that there is a very limited number of modules listed (7) in the Network Wizard (see image below)
although i was able to modprobe those that i needed to enable me to send this.

Just thought you needed to know.

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#36 Post by steve_s »

I can't say this enough: great job everyone...

WhoDo, you the man.

Congratulations... 8)

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#37 Post by tasmod »

Congratulations to all involved.

It's a distro to be super proud of.

I've just added the start up eye candy of the graphical grub, it's now complete for me.

ttuuxxx,
excellent job on SeaMonkey, best yet.

Well done everyone.

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#38 Post by jebaJQ8 »

Congratulations to all developers and testers.
Thank you, WhoDo.

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#39 Post by rheya »

is the kernel different from puppy 412 ?

it seems it's the same...
it's important for me to know because I would like to mantei all my save FS from puppy 412, is it possible ?
thanks for help

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#40 Post by WhoDo »

rheya wrote:is the kernel different from puppy 412 ?
No, it's the same kernel. No modifications at all at the kernel level.
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