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#31 Post by LazY Puppy »

Ok.

Compiling in tahr64 605 with glibconfig.h added to the system (/usr/include/...) gives another complain about some gdkconfig.h missing.

Changed the GTKLIB line in makefile to:

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GTKLIB = -lX11 `pkg-config --libs gtk+-2.0`
Opened up a terminal and typed make did compile successfully.

The 64bit aemenu attached (fake .gz).
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#32 Post by musher0 »

Bravo, Lazy Puppy. Bravo, bravo, bravo!!! :D
A thousand thanks!!!
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#33 Post by musher0 »

Have you tested it yet with the MRUF or similar script?
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#34 Post by LazY Puppy »

musher0 wrote:Have you tested it yet with the MRUF or similar script?
No.

And I don't even have the time to do so until the end of the week, sorry.
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#35 Post by musher0 »

No problem. Don't feel pressured. Just asking.
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#36 Post by musher0 »

@vovchik
Hi!

Where can one find a 64-bit version of the bcm utility -- or its source?
(In light of the 64-bit aemenu-pango that LP managed to compile.)

TIA
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#37 Post by 01micko »

musher0 wrote:
01micko wrote:64 compiles ok here.

Just add -lX11 to the GTKLIB line in Makefile.. no need of the compile script.

Alternatively, hack the compile script to suit your system.
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#38 Post by musher0 »

01micko wrote:
musher0 wrote:
01micko wrote:64 compiles ok here.

Just add -lX11 to the GTKLIB line in Makefile.. no need of the compile script.

Alternatively, hack the compile script to suit your system.
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#39 Post by vovchik »

Dear musher0,

The source of bcm (bcm.bac) I posted in the weather stuff. In any case, here is the link. Bcm was written in Bacon and you need a recent Bacon to compile it. I know it works in 64-bit Tahr, since the author of Bacon compiled it there and it worked. :) I can ask him to send me the binary, or a puppian with bacon installed can give it a whirl.

[/url]http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... h&id=99754[/url]

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#40 Post by musher0 »

vovchik wrote:Dear musher0,

The source of bcm (bcm.bac) I posted in the weather stuff. In any case, here is the link. Bcm was written in Bacon and you need a recent Bacon to compile it. I know it works in 64-bit Tahr, since the author of Bacon compiled it there and it worked. :) I can ask him to send me the binary, or a puppian with bacon installed can give it a whirl.

[/url]http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... h&id=99754[/url]

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Hello vovchik

It seems the url above is not valid...

TIA
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#41 Post by LazY Puppy »

Downloaded and attached here.

Replaceit for 64bit is here.

Edit:

Arrggh, the bcm included seems to be a 32bit binary, as it runs in tahr 602 32bit.
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#42 Post by vovchik »

Dear all,

Here is a bcm 64-bit Tahr binary. It was compiled by Peter van Eerten, author of BaCon. I hope it works for you. :)

With kind regards,
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#43 Post by musher0 »

Hello vovchik.

Many thanks to Peter van Eerten for his kind gesture
-- and to you for asking him.

BFN.
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#44 Post by musher0 »

Hello, all!

Ugly, yes? :lol: (Not talking about the girl!!!) ;)

It's based on my wmx menu creation script, that was published in the
January 2017 Issue of the Puppy Linux Newsletter.

I took this up as a challenge to recreate a "standard-looking" menu from
the wmx menu. Because people are easily lost when faced with novelty.

I sincerely believe this advantageously compares to all-dressed up
openbox or icewm menus.

It's all done with vovchik's hacked aemenu presented on the first page of
this thread -- and a lot of creative sweat! :)

The menu script is attached as well as the companion Exits script. Other
companion scripts are missing. Please ask me if interested, I'll then come
up with a proper and complete pet archive.

Any constructive comment welcome. BFN.
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pifpag3-cairo.sh-1.zip
Latest grind. Please use this one. Thanks.
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Sorties-jwm+openbox.sh.zip
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pifpag3-cairo.sh.zip
Do not use. Kept for historical purposes.
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Le_meilleur_menu_en_ville!(5).jpg
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Le_meilleur_menu_en_ville!(4).jpg
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Le_meilleur_menu_en_ville!(3).jpg
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Le_meilleur_menu_en_ville!(2).jpg
Sorry for the French menus on an English thread. I was too tired to reboot with LANG=en_US.UTF-8.
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Le_meilleur_menu_en_ville!.jpg
We now have the best menu in town! :-)
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#45 Post by musher0 »

Hello all.

It would be unfair to use only the menu and not to present the entire window
manager it was made for, wouldn't it?

Please go see the illustration here.

If you're like me, you'll be amazed at how contemporary this WM still is.

BFN.
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#46 Post by musher0 »

Latest news: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 645#955645

Again thanks to vovchik!
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