Wow, that sounds amazing belham. All I did was make the default woof-CE build, adding some minor fixes to the adrv - lol!belham2 wrote:I've just been modding mine again...adding all kinds of things to mine like PCManFM/Rox-right-click functions like 'singlepet2deb', 'singlepet2sfs', 'reDeb', ''folderdeb2pet', 'folderpets2deb', 'petspec', 'multirename', "pcdrop" (converts all pics formats into another format by just dropping the pic on the script), and also 'arcdrop', (for converting archive files from one format to another by just dropping the file onto the script window). Plus I am adding to the overall OS things like 'parcellite (removed glipper & xclipboard), 'DogRadio', 'you2pup', 'osmo', 'JWMDesk' (removed JWM Configuation manager), 17 new GTK themes, 28 new Icons themes (fromm various creators over the past 2-3 years), and Oscar's great 40 new JWM themes. I am unabashedly taking all the best ideas from the ~15 different pups I keep running from various creators over the past few years. It is making this dpup-stretch-700 really something, and I am still at ~350-375MB even with last FirefoxESR 45.-7 included
Is it possible that glib-2.0 updated from 5000.2 to 5000.3 after you made your build? Now you got me curious as well...belham2 wrote:Can I ask a stupid question....in the dpup-stretch build I did last week (and plopped up in ttuuuxxx's thread just as a rough first draft to let others see a dpup-stretch), I had both Leafpad and Geany installed from the get go, and I never had one problem using them, especially the 'save-as'. They've never crashed on me once since I did the original build, and I use them both frequently, both 'save' and 'save-as'. Right now, I just tested them again to make sure I was not imagining things. So I don't get it??? ----wait, is it because I was one of the first ones to install ttuuxxx's Geany-icon.pet fix? Nope, that is not it....I just checked that .pet.....and there is no "zzz_glib" in it....only simple icons. How could my dpup-stretch build have no leafpad/geany problems when it seems others did? Is it because I stuck to the woof-CE's default 3.14.79 kernel that came in the base build and everyone else is using different kernels?