Puppy Stardust 005
Pburn not working
Pburn will not burn to CD or DVD. I go through all the steps and when the burn info screen comes on, nothing happens. All the steps seem to work, except the final burn operation.
This was used with a fresh run from CD, no saves on system, running from the disc only.
This was used with a fresh run from CD, no saves on system, running from the disc only.
Agreed. Everything is fine as long as all you want to do is use the bar as a program launcher, but heck, we have a menu for that. It is much more problematic if I want to launch a file loaded into an application, or maybe launch rox with a particular folder opened. Usually to do this I just write a script, put it in /my-applications/bin and add it to the top bar for easy access. Using the gui in Stardust, it is easy to add the script, but I have no option to add an icon, so the button does not appear. To solve this, I have to create a .desktop file for the script, or edit the tray file by hand. A select icon option would solve it.zigbert wrote:Hmmm, I thought I had built a damn good gui,
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Startmount is up to 0.1.5
You can now type a command in the entry widget, it is forked by default. Options are accepted.
Also added a new feature showing drive space, and fixed usb install drive detection (hopefully).
Cheers
You can now type a command in the entry widget, it is forked by default. Options are accepted.
Also added a new feature showing drive space, and fixed usb install drive detection (hopefully).
Cheers
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Re: Pburn not working
Is this working in Puppy 4.3.1bigpup wrote:Pburn will not burn to CD or DVD. I go through all the steps and when the burn info screen comes on, nothing happens. All the steps seem to work, except the final burn operation.
This was used with a fresh run from CD, no saves on system, running from the disc only.
Heck, we have the 'Favorites' for thatDaveS wrote:if I want to launch a file loaded into an application, or maybe launch rox with a particular folder opened.
I see what you mean, but you couldn't do that in the old Ptray either. I could add an option to open config-file in geany as in the old ptray. Integrating such a feature in the Ptray gui, I fear it would end up really confusing. It could possible be a unique gui - 'add custom item'........not on my priority list. - Hopefully someone will grab the idea.
Sigmund
Really liking Stardust now. Startmount is def sketchy. It mounts the drive, then a few seconds after, unmounts it.
Here is a nice little .jwm theme
Here is a nice little .jwm theme
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Pburn not working
Zigbert,bigpup wrote:
Pburn will not burn to CD or DVD. I go through all the steps and when the burn info screen comes on, nothing happens. All the steps seem to work, except the final burn operation.
This was used with a fresh run from CD, no saves on system, running from the disc only.
Is this working in Puppy 4.3.1
Yes it does work in Puppy 4.3.1
In Stardust 005:
I tried it on two different computers. On one it works ok, on the other it does not. Best I can figure, it has to do with the CD/DVD burner that I am using. The two computers have different brand burners.
Could allso have something to do with Pburns temp file location?
Last edited by bigpup on Tue 19 Jan 2010, 17:50, edited 1 time in total.
/usr/sbin/fixmenus generates a list ($HOME/.stardust/tmp/iconlist). Here is the Icon-chooser code.DaveS wrote:How does Ptray determine which icon to use please?
- first check if file is linked to a icon in globicons
- if not, check /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps
- if not, check $HOME/.icons
- if not, check /usr/share/pixmaps
- if not, check /usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons
- if not, set it to star48.png
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#ptray and favorites grabs icon and executable from this list
ICON="`grep -A 1 "$TMP" $HOME/.config/rox.sourceforge.net/ROX-Filer/globicons | cut -d '>' -f 2 | cut -d '<' -f 1 | grep -v "^$" | tail -n1`" #use icon in globicons if exist
ICONNAME="`cat $APP | grep -m 1 ^Icon= | cut -d ' ' -f 1 | cut -d '=' -f 2`" #as it is in .desktop file
[ ! -f "$ICON" ] && ICON="$ICONNAME"
[ ! -f "$ICON" ] && ICON="/usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps/$ICONNAME"
[ ! -f "$ICON" ] && ICON="$HOME/.icons/$ICONNAME"
[ ! -f "$ICON" ] && ICON="/usr/share/pixmaps/$ICONNAME"
[ ! -f "$ICON" ] && ICON="/usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons/$ICONNAME"
[ ! -f "$ICON" ] && ICON=star48.png
[ ! -d $HOME/.stardust/tmp ] && mkdir -p $HOME/.stardust/tmp
echo "$EXEC,$ICON" >> $HOME/.stardust/tmp/iconlist
middle mouse button menu not working
I have two different Logitech mice with middle buttons.
One will bring up a menu when the middle button is pressed the other one nothing happens.
Nice feature when it works.
One will bring up a menu when the middle button is pressed the other one nothing happens.
Nice feature when it works.
Re: middle mouse button menu not working
You will like the new feature in 006:bigpup wrote:I have two different Logitech mice with middle buttons.
One will bring up a menu when the middle button is pressed the other one nothing happens.
Nice feature when it works.
jwm -p currently throwing up these errors:
I think I am right in saying the 'Corner' tag is no longer supported in the current jwm?
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# jwm -p
grep: this: No such file or directory
grep: menu,: No such file or directory
find: /root/.jwm/menuitems/Edit: No such file or directory
find: this: No such file or directory
find: menu: No such file or directory
JWM: warning: /root/.jwmrc[246]: could not open included file exec:fixmenus_favorites
JWM: warning: /root/.jwmrc[269]: invalid tag in Active: Corner
JWM: warning: /root/.jwmrc[275]: invalid tag in Inactive: Corner
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Apologies in advance if this is already posted ( I just skimmed through the thread). I had to load the devx_431.sfs for the 3 menus to work.
edit; I see the problem; I need to run pfix=ram. I was trying to just update the pup-431.sfs file in my grub folder, using my previous pupsave.2fs. Guess that doesn't work.
edit; I see the problem; I need to run pfix=ram. I was trying to just update the pup-431.sfs file in my grub folder, using my previous pupsave.2fs. Guess that doesn't work.