Seems to be much better and working good.peebee wrote:Another try at a right-click add-on - remove false .gz
Had one problem.
Right click on a html or htm file.
Select Open with default viewer.
Get this error.
Seems to be much better and working good.peebee wrote:Another try at a right-click add-on - remove false .gz
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testparm: error while loading shared libraries: libtalloc.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
What theme?I changed a theme using JWMDesk Manager and my panel disappeared
Hi @MarvMarv wrote:error while loading shared libraries: libtalloc.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Updatedbigpup wrote:Seems to be much better and working good.peebee wrote:Another try at a right-click add-on - remove false .gz
Had one problem.
Right click on a html or htm file.
Select Open with default viewer.
Get this error.
global theme, tray 1. I don't use the upper tray. Sorry for the nomenclature, in many other WMs it is a 'panel' and JWMDesk Manager also refers to 'panel buttons' in the launch tab...bigpup wrote:What theme?I changed a theme using JWMDesk Manager and my panel disappeared
GTK theme?
JWM theme?
Icon theme?
Global theme?
What panel?
I assume you are talking about tray 1 or tray 2.
Pristine except that I had installed 666philb's pet to check it and then uninstalled it. That may have 'covered' the link. It's about time to start over fresh but building the trays/themes hasn't been the smoothest process for me. Too many decades with LXDE or XFCE.peebee wrote:Hi @MarvMarv wrote:error while loading shared libraries: libtalloc.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
That link is definitely in the build - open puppy_zestypup_17.10.06.sfs to check - was it a pristine install??
Seems OK here....see screenie
peebee wrote:Updatedbigpup wrote:Seems to be much better and working good.peebee wrote:Another try at a right-click add-on - remove false .gz
Had one problem.
Right click on a html or htm file.
Select Open with default viewer.
Get this error.
You're mixing up a ydrv for 17.10.06 with a 17.10.02 system install!!belham2 wrote:Is anyone seeing this problem with the latest "ydrv-right-sfs-gz"?
peebee wrote:You're mixing up a ydrv for 17.10.06 with a 17.10.02 system install!!belham2 wrote:Is anyone seeing this problem with the latest "ydrv-right-sfs-gz"?
They need to be consistent - i.e. all named the same.....
17.10.11 is just uploading....
I install Firefox with PPM and it was outdated so I downloaded the
latest and copied it into the /usr/lib/firefox directory.