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Posted: Sat 30 Jul 2016, 19:21
by bigpup
PupControl-3.0 running in Xenialpup 7.0.1.

Nice improvements.
Seems to be working OK.

Thanks for this program and keeping it updated!!!

Posted: Sun 31 Jul 2016, 01:41
by rcrsn51
radky wrote:- Add support for the new YASSM (Samba Manager) executable names and continue support for the old nomenclature.
Just to be clear, YASSM is a Samba CLIENT tool. It detects and mounts remote Samba shares. The word Manager is usually applied to Samba SERVER tools.

Posted: Sun 31 Jul 2016, 04:45
by radky
bigpup wrote:Thanks for this program and keeping it updated!!!
Although PupControl is approaching middle age (in dog years) it supports both old and new Pups, including Xenialpup. :)
rcrsn51 wrote:Just to be clear, YASSM is a Samba CLIENT tool. It detects and mounts remote Samba shares. The word Manager is usually applied to Samba SERVER tools.
Thanks for the clarification rcrsn51, and thanks for your Puppy utilities.

Posted: Sun 31 Jul 2016, 05:41
by Robert123
Thanks Radky,

Working on Lucid 5.11.

Posted: Sat 10 Dec 2016, 23:33
by rerwin
radky,
I am of the impression that you are maintaining PupControl for older pups such as Lucid pup. Is that correct? If so, I am reporting what I see in xerrs.log when I install it in lupu and sulu2:

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/pinstall.sh: line 32: [-d: command not found
grep: /usr/share/applications /usr/local/share/applications/abiword.desktop: No such file or directory
grep: /usr/share/applications /usr/local/share/applications/ALSA-sound-Wizard.desktop: No such file or directory
 . . .  [208 lines]
grep: /usr/share/applications /usr/local/share/applications/yassm-search.desktop: No such file or directory
grep: /usr/share/applications /usr/local/share/applications/yassm-select.desktop: No such file or directory
I don't see in the code where the /usr/local/share/applications directory is referenced. Only the "/pinstall.sh: line 32: [-d: command not found" line might cause a problem. But the others flood the log.

Do I need to fix line 32 of the pinstall script? Or does it fail in a way that has no impact? The "flooding" will not affect Lucid Pup users because they will not need to install PupControl themselves.
Richard

Posted: Sun 11 Dec 2016, 23:20
by radky
rerwin,

I'll prepare a general update and upload in a few hours.

The update will support both old and new Pups, including fixes for the pinstall issues you noted in lupu/sulu.

Thanks

problem? with xerrs.log?

Posted: Mon 12 Dec 2016, 22:30
by sheldonisaac
Booted four Puppy Linuxes with pfix=ram

Here are the initial sizes of /tmp/xerrs.log, and after installing pupcontrol 3.0

Slim Slacko 6: 2787 bytes, 3419
SuLu2-2016: 2716, 26K
Slacko 6.9.6.4 2098 (it's in /initrd/mnt/tmpfs/tmp/ and grows each time I ls it)
Tahr 6.05 3514, 4224

Posted: Tue 13 Dec 2016, 18:33
by radky
@sheldonisaac,

Most applications, including PupControl, will add content to xerrs.log over time, so the log will grow larger even when all is well in Puppy. The added content often represents simple messages about the status of a given application, with no true error state.

In the case of PupControl, rerwin noted additional content in xerrs.log when running the pinstall script. The excess messaging was secondary to the initial search for .desktop files in the /usrs/local/share/applications directory. This is now fixed (quiet) in PupControl-3.1.

Thanks

Posted: Tue 13 Dec 2016, 18:34
by radky
PupControl-3.1
- Add support for the new binary-detection heuristics of grep >= 2.21
- Add support for the new Woof-CE nomenclature of rox file manager (roxfiler)
- Update JWM desk manager
- Bugfix: pinstall script (thanks rerwin)
- Bugfix: peasydiff spelling error in utility tab

Posted: Tue 13 Dec 2016, 18:42
by musher0
Thanks, radky!

Posted: Tue 13 Dec 2016, 18:50
by radky
PupControl-3.1.1
- Bugfix: intermittent 'unary operator expected' error messages in tahrpup & xenialpup

xenialdog

Posted: Thu 11 May 2017, 14:12
by zagreb999
hi radky
thank you for hard work.
your pupcontrol works great in
xenialdog 32 bit.
but. it is impossible to do:
basic settings, country setup,
hardware clock, time-date, time format,
time update...

can you make improvements also
for xenialdog?

thanks.

Posted: Fri 12 May 2017, 02:12
by radky
Hi zagreb999,

PupControl supports a broad range of utilities common to Puppy Linux, but very few of those applications are available in XenialDog. Unfortunately, adding support for the many unique utilities of XenialDog would require significant recoding of PupControl.

On the other hand, Fredx181 does great work in XenialDog and codes many of his own utilities. Possibly he has plans for his own control panel.

Thanks for your comments. :)

Posted: Wed 16 Aug 2017, 02:04
by radky
PupControl-3.2

New version: see first post

- Add support for uefi-usb-installer, pupsave-backup, SaveFolderBackup, xkill, installquirky, qwallpaper, sfsget, qsync, easy-bootmanager, easy-containers, easy-installer, easy-remaster, easy-version-control
- Adjust compatibility with recent changes in Woof-CE
- Adjust compatibility with BK's Quirky/Easy Linux
- Update JWM Desk Manager

Posted: Thu 12 Oct 2017, 05:49
by radky
PupControl-3.2.1

New version: see first post

- Update sysinfo module to support fixed mono font in inxi (if installed)
- Update to JWM Desk Manager-2.4.1
- Add support for additional Puppy applications
- Add support for recent Woof-CE Pups including Dpup and ZestyPup

Posted: Tue 30 Oct 2018, 22:28
by radky
PupControl-3.2.2

- Adjust GUI such that the Preferences, Help and Exit icons are always visible (thanks mavrothal)
- Add critical desksetup.sh update (Desktop Icon Layout) to support recent changes in Woof-CE
- Add support for additional applications

Posted: Wed 31 Oct 2018, 04:19
by bigpup
Thanks for the update!

Posted: Tue 09 Jul 2019, 05:18
by l0wt3ch
Radky, I think this is an awesome app, and I think it should be included in Woof-CE.

WHY IT'S AWESOME
Puppy comes with so many useful little apps, sometimes it's hard to find things. There's four categories where you might find a given program - System, Utility, Setup, and Desktop.

Using PupControl, and deleting all of the .desktop files in /usr/applications PupControl replaces, I was able to get rid of two categories entirely - Desktop and System - leaving only two menu items (sparsely populated). It's so clean, simple, and nice.

Posted: Wed 10 Jul 2019, 20:47
by radky
@ l0wt3ch,

Thanks for your kind words! :)

PupControl 3.3 will be available soon.

Posted: Fri 12 Jul 2019, 16:30
by radky
PupControl-3.2.2
- Critical Update: Adjust compatibility with recent changes in Woof-CE -- do not use symlinked /tmp directory during pet installation (thanks gyrog and wdlkmpx)
- Add support for compton-gui, grsync, photorec_sh, redshiftgui-start, testdisk_sh, xclose and xvkbd-wrapper2
- Add GUI support for screen resolution up to 150 DPI
- Update JWMDesk to 2.5