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#1351 Post by saintless »

Hi William.
I think the only way to have symbolic link with relative path in XFE is adding script doing this in ~/.config/xfe/Scripts
Nice you test rox because I don't use it much.

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#1352 Post by fredx181 »

Hi Toni,

As I'd like to include an updated youtube-get version (Simple YouTube downloader, small bash version) in the openbox iso's, I think it's best to have it first in the DD repositories, so can you please upload?.
Just a very small change; only in included m-play script: Message added that mpv is required for playing YouTube url (as mplayer unfortunately doesn't work anymore for that)
Didn't want to add dependency mpv, to keep it a small package, so just the message should be ok, IMO.

Edit: Question: When I reinstall frisbee and debdoginstallscripts (same version is kept after you changed) I see the change looking inside the scripts, I know of these packages, but are there possibly any others with same version number (not listed as upgradable) I need to reinstall?

Fred
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#1353 Post by saintless »

Hi Fred.

New youtube-get uploaded in Wheezy and Jessie repository.
fredx181 wrote:Edit: Question: When I reinstall frisbee and debdoginstallscripts (same version is kept after you changed) I see the change looking inside the scripts, I know of these packages, but are there possibly any others with same version number (not listed as upgradable) I need to reinstall?
I think no other packages for Jessie and Wheezy include changes without changing the version number.

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#1354 Post by fredx181 »

saintless wrote:Hi Fred.

New youtube-get uploaded in Wheezy and Jessie repository.
fredx181 wrote:Edit: Question: When I reinstall frisbee and debdoginstallscripts (same version is kept after you changed) I see the change looking inside the scripts, I know of these packages, but are there possibly any others with same version number (not listed as upgradable) I need to reinstall?
I think no other packages for Jessie and Wheezy include changes without changing the version number.

Toni
Ok, thanks, I thought already but just wanted to be sure.

Fred

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#1355 Post by saintless »

New DebianDog-Wheezy iso images uploaded here:
http://kazzascorner.com.au/saintless/De ... og-Wheezy/
http://smokey01.com/saintless/DebianDog/
First post links and information updated.

Changes and fixes list and information:

1. FlashPlayer choice menu entry does not start from user account in DebianDog-Openbox version.
Install this package: flashplayerchoice_1.0.0_i386.deb
Or using Synaptic or running in terminal:

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apt-get update
apt-get install flashplayerchoice
2. apt2sfs upgraded to version 1.0.4
Bugfix1: 1.0.2 doesn't work in case package "resolvconf" is installed (no network connection).
In version 1.0.3 instead of copying the file /etc/resolv.conf to the chroot it copies the contents of /etc/resolv.conf
to new created file resolv.conf in the chroot. (needed for network connection while running in chroot).
Bugfix2: In version 1.0.4 added option to choose location / or /tmp for working directory (in case you have only vfat or ntfs partitions).
Bugfix3: Important fix for downloading from Wheezy repository after stable Debian changed to Jessie.
Install this package: apt2sfs_1.0.5_i386.deb
Or using Synaptic or running in terminal:

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apt-get update
apt-get install apt2sfs
3. ffconvert - added oss-compat as dependency needed only for screencast audio capture.
Install this package: ffconvert_1.4.2-1_i386.deb
Or using Synaptic or running in terminal:

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apt-get update
apt-get install ffconvert
4. New deb package made with RemasterCow and RemasterDog - remaster-scripts_1.0.2_i386.deb
Fix1: Added some extra cleaning in /var/log and option to choose / and /tmp as location for working directory
(needed in case you have only vfat or ntfs partition available).
Fix2: In ver. 1.0.2 added cleaning var/lib/aptitude content in case aptitude is installed
and creating /usr/share/doc/elinks symlink to elinks-data to prevent elinks uninstall error.
Install the deb package from here:
Install this package: remaster-scripts_1.0.2_i386.deb
Or using Synaptic or apt-get:

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apt-get update
apt-get install remaster-scripts
5. New deb package Make Swap File available.
Fix: changing owner to root and chmod 0600 for new created swap file to prevent making world-readable swap.
Install this package: makeswap_1.0.1_i386.deb
Or using Synaptic or apt-get:

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apt-get update
apt-get install makeswap
6. Portablesfs-loadsfs-fuse deb package updated to version 1.0.2
Small change in portablesfs script:
- portablesfs creates a portable script to activate *.squashfs or *.sfs module
(changed in v 1.0.2: added (optional) choice to enter a command that will be executed directly when running created portable script, instead of showing 'Applications' menu)
Install this package: portablesfs-loadsfs-fuse_1.0.2_i386.deb
Or using Synaptic or apt-get:

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apt-get update
apt-get install portablesfs-loadsfs-fuse
7. Change stable to wheezy in sources.list
8. Install debdoginstallscripts.
9. Change to hybrid iso.
10. Install systemd with the same fixes and setup as in DD-Jessie.
11. Install jwm-obmenu for DD-Jwm version.
12. initrd1.xz with sd-card support.
13. apt-get upgrade
14. Initrd files and iso-data in archives here:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 839#858839
15. loadsfs-fuse fix:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 954#858954
16. Remove change frisbee to sns option.
17. apt-get install xbacklight lxinputsave
18. Remove ktsuss and /opt/bin/ktsuss2
19. Install latest debdoginstallscripts_1.0.5_i386.deb; remaster-scripts_1.0.4_i386.deb with progressbar fixes.
20. Add gsu line in /usr/bin/ipinfo
21. For Jwm-Icewm version only - change icewm setup to read the files in /usr/share/icewm and /etc/X11/icewm instead from $home. Updating the menus from $home doesn't work properly in icewm from user account and it is the same in Debian Live. Remove icewm control center package because it works with $home files only. It is available in the repo if anyone likes to change the icewm setup and use icewm control center.
22. New video2audio extract and portablesfs versions:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 337#861337
23. ClearRAM script and add "sleep 5" in debdog-install:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 102#862102
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#1356 Post by fredx181 »

Hi All,

*** New DogRadio v 0.0.4 ***

Support for displaying other then english characters e.g russian or arabic, some bugfixes and cosmetic change: choice of theme.
See more info and download, Edit3 in Utility thread here:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 507#854507

Edit: Now new version is 0.0.5 with added stream ripping option, see more, Edit5 here;
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 507#854507

Fred

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#1357 Post by saintless »

Hi William, Fred.
I just made registration and I will try to get more comfortable with github.
Registered as MintPup.
Saintless is already taken from someone else few years ago :(

Edit: Waiting for confirmation if it is OK to use github for this kind of projects first. No problem to upload iso images, debs and squashfs modules otherwise.
Just example setup without documentation yet till waiting for answer:
https://github.com/MintPup/MintPup-Trusty
https://github.com/MintPup/MintPup-Trusty/releases

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#1358 Post by fredx181 »

Hi Toni,
Hi William, Fred.
I just made registration and I will try to get more comfortable with github.
Registered as MintPup.
Saintless is already taken from someone else few years ago Sad

Edit: Waiting for confirmation if it is OK to use github for this kind of projects first. No problem to upload iso images, debs and squashfs modules otherwise.
Just example setup without documentation yet till waiting for answer:
I'm not sure from who you'd like confirmation, from one of us?
Anyway I think it's nice to have github repository, although I'm not sure it can be used as a repository (using apt-get) and downloading a .deb is not straight forward , I found out that clicking on it and then choose 'raw' will download it.

Fred

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#1359 Post by saintless »

Hi Fred.

I'm waiting for answer from github help service if it is ok to upload iso images and binary files as in this example repository.
Github is for source code hosting and has 1Gb limit for repository and 100Mb file size limit. Seems there is a workaround to upload iso images over 200Mb but I prefer to ask github support if it is OK first.

Edit: Just tested direct download link and adding at the end "?raw-true" works:
https://github.com/MintPup/MintPup-Trus ... b?raw=true

Toni

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#1360 Post by fredx181 »

Ah, I see now, Toni

I'm curious, what are you going to use it for, You think it's possible for use as real repository?
I've been searching for that possibility in the past.

Edit:
Edit: Just tested direct download link and adding at the end "?raw-true" works:
https://github.com/MintPup/MintPup-Trus ... b?raw=true
Ok, that's useful


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#1361 Post by saintless »

fredx181 wrote:I'm curious, what are you going to use it for, You think it's possible for use as real repository?
I doubt that. The ftp hosting from Kazza and Smokey is the best solution and I'm glad we have it. But github is very easy to clone with "git clone <url>" command and use it as local repository from your hard drive. It is faster than downloading the packages folder with gftp.

For now just checking out the options pointed out by William here:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 501#837501
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 293#838293
And trying to learn some git commands.

Toni

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#1362 Post by mcewanw »

saintless wrote:
fredx181 wrote:I'm curious, what are you going to use it for, You think it's possible for use as real repository?
But github is very easy to clone with "git clone <url>" command and use it as local repository from your hard drive. It is faster than downloading the packages folder with gftp.
Yes, considering the popularity of git and github moreover nowadays, I feel it is useful anyway to become acquainted and familiar with it. I haven't done more with it myself since I first brought it up, but I plan to. I've gone a bit silent of late, because I'm still brushing up on my C as part of my very slow pursuit of the screencast programming project I have in mind. I'll no doubt use github for that work once I get more deeply into it - I wasn't sure I'd bother but I expect to produce some version of that sooner or later now, though whether it will prove good or useful is as yet an unknown! Note that at the present time, organisation DebianDog on github is currently owned by my github username 'mcewanw' as its administrator so I guess I want MintPup username to own DebianDog github organisation. So problem is how to effect the transfer without messing up the other organisations I currently admin on github under my mcewanw github username.

William

EDIT: Toni, I've hopefully managed to send you an invitation (as github member MintPup) to join 'DebianDog' organization team on github with Owner rights. I believe, after that, I should be able to transfer ownership of that organization to you, simply by giving up ownership rights myself, but I'm not sure how to do all that yet. I want to transfer ownership to you, since that makes more sense in terms of longterm administration of that account, so hopefully can manage that easily. Unfortunately, I'm already rusty on github admin (and didn't know much about it in the first case) but no doubt the change can be effected eventually with your help and cooperation. But from what I read, I think that once you accept the invitation to joint that team with 'Owner' rights I just need to (temporarily at least) leave the organisation (as github member mcewanw) though maybe I'd first need to change the owner email address to your own (that of github member MintPup) since that is how github know you.
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#1363 Post by saintless »

mcewanw wrote:Toni, I've hopefully managed to send you an invitation (as github member MintPup) to join 'DebianDog' organization team on github with Owner rights. I believe, after that, I should be able to transfer ownership of that organization to you, simply by giving up ownership rights myself, but I'm not sure how to do all that yet.
Hi William.
Invitation accepted but I'm not sure how and when I will be able to use it. I know almost nothing about github yet and maybe it will need more than I can take.

Toni

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#1364 Post by mcewanw »

saintless wrote:
mcewanw wrote:Toni, I've hopefully managed to send you an invitation (as github member MintPup) to join 'DebianDog' organization team on github with Owner rights. I believe, after that, I should be able to transfer ownership of that organization to you, simply by giving up ownership rights myself, but I'm not sure how to do all that yet.
Hi William.
Invitation accepted but I'm not sure how and when I will be able to use it. I know almost nothing about github yet and maybe it will need more than I can take.

Toni
Oh well, at least we have taken some first steps!
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#1365 Post by fredx181 »

Hi Toni,

As promised, here's the slim custom deb package for wheezy:
Works well for me, tested only on openbox version though.

https://googledrive.com/host/0ByBgCDlZZ ... y_i386.deb

Can you add it to the DD wheezy repository and add message about login manager for openbox recommended on the DD wheezy first page,just like you did the same for Jessie? Thanks!

Fred

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#1366 Post by saintless »

Fixes post information updated:
2. Jwm version has xdm login manager included but it doesn't work well in OpenBox. In OpenBox version you can install this slim package. You can stop/start it from System -> Start/Stop Slim display-manager. More information read here. Available also in debiandog-repository:

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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install slim

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#1367 Post by fredx181 »

Hi Toni, All,

Just for fun I made a chooser application for analog clock display on the desktop: Conky-Clock, see more here in the utility thread:

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 840#872840

Fred
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#1368 Post by saintless »

fredx181 wrote:Hi Toni, All,

I posted already in the DD Jessie thread but it doesn't show for me, strange,BTW., so trying again here,

Just for fun I made a chooser application for analog clock display on the desktop: Conky-Clock, see more here in the utility thread:

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 840#872840

Sorry if double posted, my post just didn't seem to show up (empty).

Fred
Hi Fred.

Remove the space at the end in url link (you have space after #872840).

Toni

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#1369 Post by fredx181 »

Thanks, Toni, it's fine now.

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#1370 Post by fredx181 »

Hi All,

See here for:
How to run latest flashplayer in Iceweasel/Firefox on DebianDog/MintPup
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 815#873815

Fred

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