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@ The Fatdog Team,

Thanks for Fatdog64-810 Final [17 Jan 2020]

Whilst testing it booted via "Super GRUB2 Disk" [SG2D] I made a couple of videos & created some packages.

The 2 videos can be found here:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/dbpcP44LkMDJgePp9

The packages are a streamed TV Panel & a version of my (TTS) multilingual startup welcome alert/ Internet alarm package.

They can be found here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vfd28ThTTCZb-CXgteB3RB4P7193UYVL

The TV Panel requires the installation of mpv using Gslapt.

Two AU channels are included.

If outside the UK, just ignore the 4 BBC channels on the top row unless you have a UK based VPN that will give you at least 10Mbps.

You should be able to access SKY UK at the bottom left & the rest of the icons.

The AU ABC channel is old fashioned & takes several second to launch. SKY AU works fine here in the UK.

You will find the TV panel on the desktop menu together with it's boot toggle switch.

Download all items then right click each in turn and select "Install Package"

The translate-shell package is required by the multilingual startup_welcome_alert package.

Having installed those 2 packages you will need to reboot twice to activate the spoken greeting.

Some MPV Tips:

# To quit the TV press keyboard letter q
# To resume later at the same position when viewing a film or video, use instead keyboard letter Q (Upper case)
# To toggle between windowed & full-screen mode press keyboard letter f (Or a fast double left click of the rodent)
# Use numbers 0 (up) and 9 (down) across the top of the keyboard to adjust volume.
# To take a screenshot press keyboard letter s
# Toggle visibility of subtitles (when available) with keyboard letter v
# To pause or resume play use keyboard letter p or the space bar.

Plus in the version of mpv in Fatdog [shift + i] will toggle on screen stream stats.

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An easy practical implementation for Fatdog-810 Final [17 Jan 2020]

@ The Fatdog Team,

I posted here http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=1050582#1050582

about a DLNA Pet & Repository image for Bionicpup64 8.0. I see no reason why Fatdog should be

left out in the cold so am attaching a modified package of that pet suitable for Fatdog.

The same repository image referenced in that post must be used with this package together with the

instructions for download, placement and writing the extracted image to a USB2 stick.

The compressed repository image [70MB] & it's md5sum can be found here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1B60b8EQV7lJbNXdv7IjI7nG9GZOrkT-O?usp=sharing

N/B Use Gslapt to install minidlna as in the shot below and in Fatdog64 Service Manager do NOT

tick the minidlna service item.

Enjoy

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Please see previous post

Six additional test videos together with their associated icons
for the repository stick are available from the following share:

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=kZEnOskZtcVVpPsvJ68vdxngjbPPOS6oYU6X

EDIT 02/03/20:
Now 11 additional test videos in share.

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Zoom client for Linux repackaged as an SFS for Fatdog64 >>here.

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The pointerpointer tool for Zoom.