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by JasonFruit
Fri 30 Apr 2010, 18:56
Forum: Puppy Derivatives
Topic: Thnake: Python + Lisp
Replies: 8
Views: 7622

Yeah, I'm here --- and don't call me "buddy".

I suppose I could add wxPython, but I don't use it myself, so I didn't really consider it. I know Guido says it's the stuff and all, though, so maybe next release. As far as releasing packages, I'll probably do that soon, once my current move is completed.

Jason
by JasonFruit
Fri 12 Mar 2010, 14:52
Forum: Puppy Derivatives
Topic: Thnake: Python + Lisp
Replies: 8
Views: 7622

I briefly looked at Genie, and while it's pretty impressive, gcc is a little too heavy for a live-CD. When I get some time, though, I might play with it for my own edification.

No Parseltongue, no . . . I tried really hard to come up with a clever pun here, but failed.
by JasonFruit
Fri 12 Mar 2010, 00:58
Forum: Puppy Derivatives
Topic: Thnake: Python + Lisp
Replies: 8
Views: 7622

Thnake: Python + Lisp

I've completed a new version of Thnake, a puplet based on 4.31 that is designed for people who want to learn Python and/or Common Lisp. It includes Python 2.6.4 with Tkinter, PyGTK, and the CherryPy web framework, and SBCL (Steel Bank Common Lisp) with Emacs and SLIME pre-configured, the LTK GUI too...
by JasonFruit
Tue 23 Jun 2009, 14:15
Forum: Unsorted
Topic: Emacs, w3m, SBCL, and other interesting packages
Replies: 2
Views: 3594

Emacs, w3m, SBCL, and other interesting packages

All - I've made a number of packages available at http://jasonfruit.com/puppy-packages . The most interesting are: emacs-22.3 w3m-0.5.2 emacs-w3m-1.4.4 sbcl-1.0.20 All of them are compiled for i486 except for Emacs, which is i686 (as the filename suggests). To use w3m with Emacs for text browsing, y...
by JasonFruit
Thu 26 Mar 2009, 14:28
Forum: Documents
Topic: Psword-0.7 gtkdialog bible reading software
Replies: 54
Views: 44326

One minor bug

I notice that in /usr/share/books, Habakkuk is spelled Habakuk, which makes it so no reference in that book can be retrieved. When I changed it, it worked fine; this might be a good thing to fix in future releases. I remember when I was fairly young, the preacher asked me during the service to read ...
by JasonFruit
Tue 24 Mar 2009, 12:53
Forum: Puppy Derivatives
Topic: Puppy Barebones 4.1.2 Retro
Replies: 23
Views: 23094

That worked for me

Installing goffice-0.6.3 did the trick for me.
by JasonFruit
Mon 02 Mar 2009, 18:23
Forum: Puppy Derivatives
Topic: Thnake - Emacs, Python, and Lisp
Replies: 5
Views: 7859

adaniel: What Lisp implementation are you using with the Puppy 3.01 installation? And have you done anything to add syntax highlighting and rational indentation for Lisp to Geany? I am looking at writing a settings file for Lisp for Geany and recompiling it to use it, but there's precious little doc...
by JasonFruit
Wed 24 Dec 2008, 17:15
Forum: Unsorted
Topic: new2dir for commands including quotes [solved]
Replies: 1
Views: 1454

I'm an idiot

Umm . . . yeah - I haven't been getting much sleep recently. I moved the command to a shell script.

Sorry, all.
by JasonFruit
Wed 24 Dec 2008, 16:58
Forum: Unsorted
Topic: new2dir for commands including quotes [solved]
Replies: 1
Views: 1454

new2dir for commands including quotes [solved]

I'm trying to make a PET package of the Common Lisp webserver Hunchentoot, installing it via ASDF-INSTALL. When I do so using this command:

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new2dir sbcl --eval "(asdf-install:install 'hunchentoot)"
new2dir wipes out the quotation marks, and the command fails. How can I make it work?
by JasonFruit
Tue 23 Dec 2008, 22:15
Forum: Puppy Power
Topic: Puppy 4.2
Replies: 111
Views: 53637

@technosaurus: I checked out the revised version of the web desktop - that's a much smarter implementation of the same idea. Nice!
by JasonFruit
Tue 23 Dec 2008, 19:04
Forum: Puppy Derivatives
Topic: Thnake - Emacs, Python, and Lisp
Replies: 5
Views: 7859

FYI - after conversing with some Lisp folks, I'm going to refocus this project. I'll be removing the Python stuff, adding additional Common Lisp libraries, documentation, and instructional material, and re-releasing the whole thing on a proper website. Has anyone downloaded this? Any comments? (I re...
by JasonFruit
Mon 22 Dec 2008, 15:28
Forum: Puppy Power
Topic: Puppy 4.2
Replies: 111
Views: 53637

Toolbar installer

@Technosaurus - Is installing additional software such an essential function that it belongs on the bar, in its own special menu? I have my concerns about a menu-based installer - inexperienced users need a clear distinction between software that's on their machine and software that would have to be...
by JasonFruit
Tue 16 Dec 2008, 21:02
Forum: Puppy Derivatives
Topic: Puppy 4.1.2 Barebones
Replies: 51
Views: 58942

Looks good!

I downloaded it and ran it in QEMU - everything looks great. I had planned on doing this myself, so thank you for saving me the effort!
by JasonFruit
Thu 11 Dec 2008, 02:46
Forum: Puppy Derivatives
Topic: Thnake - Emacs, Python, and Lisp
Replies: 5
Views: 7859

Thnake - Emacs, Python, and Lisp

Thnake is a Puppy 4.0.0 derivative intended to let people try Python and Lisp programming using Emacs from a live CD without going through the trouble of setting it up themselves. Most of the user apps are removed, and the following are added: - Emacs 22.3 - Python 2.5 w. Tkinter - Tcl/Tk 8.5 - Stee...
by JasonFruit
Wed 22 Oct 2008, 13:33
Forum: Announcements
Topic: Next Slackware Release puppy 5.0 "GTS"
Replies: 72
Views: 34903

What's wrong with PET packages?

I guess I don't understand - which may well be my fault. Puppy has a native package format, PETs, which have really worked well for me; I've been able to easily make new ones, compiling from source, including the TWM window manager, Emacs, Python 2.6, and others. Why would we go to the trouble of re...