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Google Chrome 64-bit PET & SFS packages
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gcmartin
Joined: 14 Oct 2005 Posts: 6730 Location: Earth |
@Mike. I used the Chrome for Slacko64 SFS. And have hit a problem. The "material design" component is missing on the browser. Was this feature deleted in the implementation? Just a note: On @PeeBee's version it remains. So there must be something done different. That component is general seen as the "pancake stack" or "hamburger" or "3 vertical dots" which resides in the upper right side of the browser screen. I am running the latest Slacko64-V7a3. Is the component present on your browser in your distro? _________________ Get ACTIVE Create Circles; Do those good things which benefit people's needs! We are all related ... Its time to show that we know this! 3 Different Puppy Search Engines or use DogPile |
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Mike Walsh
 Joined: 28 Jun 2014 Posts: 4557 Location: King's Lynn, UK. |
Hi, gc. You've lost me, mate. I haven't a clue what you mean by the 'material design'. If you're talking about the three dots that have replaced the 'hamburger', yes they are indeed present. I'm posting from the new, current Chrome right now. But I'm using Slacko64 6.3.0, based on Slackware 14.1.....not 14.2. Not yet. I don't tend to jump into alpha & beta releases feet-first! I much prefer to wait until they're at 'release candidate' stage, at the very least... I don't think the new Slacko64 will be there for a while yet. 
The current Chrome SFS packages were built in Tahr64, and Slacko64-s14.1. So it's quite possible there will be 'hiccups', as Slackware transitions to the new variant. I'm running 14 Pups as it is. I don't intend adding any more for some time to come, I'm afraid.....and I never like building packages for any of my Pups until I'm absolutely happy with them. Mike. 
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Mike Walsh
Joined: 28 Jun 2014 Posts: 4557 Location: King's Lynn, UK. |
Evening, all. Following orrin's discovery that loading the SFS breaks CUPS (which it does!), I've re-worked the packages (putting the permissions right). 'Twas my fault, I'm afraid; quite simply, I forgot to correct them this time around. It's a well-known problem when converting .deb components into Puppy packages..! Mike.
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Mike Walsh
Joined: 28 Jun 2014 Posts: 4557 Location: King's Lynn, UK. |
Hi again, orrin. A-hem. (*Cough, cough...*)  That shouldn't have happened. It was my fault.
I create the SFS packages using components from the .deb download from the Chrome website. The snag is (and it's a well-known one in 'Puppy-land') that .deb packages are set-up for Debian and Ubuntu (in fact, any Debian-based distro, as well). They're primarily multi-user systems.....unlike Puppy, which is essentially single-user, and that's why it runs as root. Accordingly, the permissions are totally different to what Puppy runs with.....and when you forget to change them, invariably CUPS throws a wobbly. It's one of the first things affected by incorrectly-set Chrome packages, I'm afraid. One of the folder entries in Chrome is the /etc directory. When it installs /etc/cron/google-chrome (the Chrome updater, which doesn't work under Linux in any case), it changes permissions on /etc. So /etc/CUPS isn't seeing what it expects to.....and misbehaves. Strangely, CUPS is the only thing that really seems to be affected by it..! I tried it out myself, in Tahr64. I don't print often, so had no reason to check it. I, too, got the 'Internal Server Error' stuff you get when CUPS goes on the fritz.....so I knew straightaway what I'd forgotten to do..! Thanks for bringing it to my attention. If you download the new package I've just uploaded (with permissions fixed, now), you'll find everything's working as it should. Mike.
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orrin
 Joined: 05 Sep 2016 Posts: 140 Location: sparks, NV |
Thanks Mike, CUPS in the new version is no longer broken! It works a bit strange though with my Canon MP990, when I try to print from the Chrome print dialog, the printer comes on and does nothing! When I check the job in CUPS, it is listed as failed. But if I click on reprint from Cups, it prints OK. Strange..!! ... but that's off-topic for this thread! _________________ Orrin - Engineer/Photographer/Webmaster  |
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Mike Walsh
Joined: 28 Jun 2014 Posts: 4557 Location: King's Lynn, UK. |
Hi again, orrin.
Good, good; glad to hear it. I made sure it was all working in both my 64-bit Pups, so I knew it should have been OK for upload. Re: CUPS in Slacko64. At least yours sounds as though it does work! I haven't, as yet, been able to get my Epson working at all in Slacko64.....yet it works beautifully in every other Pup I run. How's that for inexplicable? (*shakes head in exasperation*) Mike.
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orrin
Joined: 05 Sep 2016 Posts: 140 Location: sparks, NV |
I have very old Epson dot matrix that I finally got working in Slacko64... First I had to add some code to /etc/rc.d/rc.local to get the parallel port turned on. Then I found a ppd file for the LQ570 series on the net and now it works just fine! _________________ Orrin - Engineer/Photographer/Webmaster |
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Mike Walsh
Joined: 28 Jun 2014 Posts: 4557 Location: King's Lynn, UK. |
***NEW VERSION*** The current version, 53.0.2785.116 (with Pepper 23.0.0.162), released during the last 24 hours, is now available for download from the usual location. Link as above in post #1. Enjoy, as usual. Any probs, you know where to find me. Mike.
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orrin
Joined: 05 Sep 2016 Posts: 140 Location: sparks, NV |
How is this diffferent from the previous version, and do I really need to update since the one I have works just fine! Both are Chrome 53. _________________ Orrin - Engineer/Photographer/Webmaster |
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Mike Walsh
Joined: 28 Jun 2014 Posts: 4557 Location: King's Lynn, UK. |
Hi, Orrin. Nah, there's very little change, TBH. One or two bits of sandbox code have been modified, and that's about it, really. I'm just trying to keep up with each release for anybody who may want them.....some folks are obsessive about always having the newest, most up-to-date version. 54 is out on the Beta channel, the Dev Channel is currently hosting 55, and I believe 56 is already being 'sketched-out' in the wings..! 'xx.-.----.---' is the major version, '--.-.xxxx.---' is the point release, and '--.-.----.xxx' is usually minor revisions to the point release. 'Newest ain't always the best.....' Yours'll be fine for a while yet; just keep Pepper up to date, and you'll be laughing. The last version but one was out for around 6 weeks. This last couple, Google have released two updates in a matter of days; that's just how it goes, sometimes. Probably summat to do wi' the 'bug bounty' programme they constantly have running, which encourages users to email in with problems, in exchange for a reward..... Go figure..! 
My 32-bitters are quite happy with the final release Google did before dropping 32-bit support; 48.0.2564.116. Still plays NetFlix, so I'm happy, too! Mike.
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orrin
Joined: 05 Sep 2016 Posts: 140 Location: sparks, NV |
Hello Mike, Thanks for the update! I will keep what I have. As a suggestion, when you announce a new version, you might ad a line or two about what has changed! _________________ Orrin - Engineer/Photographer/Webmaster |
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Mike Walsh
Joined: 28 Jun 2014 Posts: 4557 Location: King's Lynn, UK. |
Hi, orrin. Yah, I guess I should, really. OscarTalks' always does with his SlimJet packages.....but the changelog for SlimJet is easier to find than the Chrome one! I'll have a go at tracking it down...just for you, like! 
Mike.
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drunkjedi
 Joined: 24 May 2015 Posts: 897 |
Here you go, Changes Also see Chrome Blog for update news |
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drunkjedi
Joined: 24 May 2015 Posts: 897 |
I haven't updated sfs for Fatdog, as I am trying out some new things. Will do in few days. |
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Mike Walsh
Joined: 28 Jun 2014 Posts: 4557 Location: King's Lynn, UK. |
No worries, bud. As & when. Mike.
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