Thanks for testing! No tiff support but jpg, png, bmp, gif, SVG and others.
Might have a look at https://github.com/jkriege2/TinyTIFF some time...
Update 20170810: Just realized that my code only works at depth 24 -

Xlib version of technosaurus xcb based image-viewer two post back: /*Inspired by * xputjpeg by Gleicon S. Moraes - gleicon@terra.com.br from: https://searchcode.com/codesearch/raw/107558322/ * unamed example by technosaurus from http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=89272&start=390&si...

I have worked on "png2jpg" to reduce size and get bmp support. Result is "img2jpg" which is based on stb_image and libjpeg. Static linked bin is 95K and compressed with upx 50K. This compared to png2jpg based on libpng and libjpeg which was 159K and 83K upxed. So "img2jpg&qu...

Chimera2 is indeed tempting - create smaller static linked binary, has build in png and jpg support and is more stable. BUT I haven't been able to create a static linked binary that actually works - major problems finding Xdisplay. Tracked down to version of Xlib but got no further. So...continued w...

slavvo67: No https - at all. BarryK: Thanks a lot - the png patch for 2.0a19 is very nice. Chimera2 is faster and more stable than 1.70p1 and it has build in jpeg and png support. Applied the full debian patch but had to disable the io.c and ChimeraStream.h patches to get google.com react on search...

Small steps forward using valgrind - below output from valgrind obtained by starting chimera and then quit: # valgrind --leak-check=full src/./chimera ==8029== Memcheck, a memory error detector ==8029== Copyright (C) 2002-2012, and GNU GPL'd, by Julian Seward et al. ==8029== Using Valgrind-3.8.1 and...

Thanks amigo - you know why I focused on chimera :) I wish old dillo was 50% in size as it is fast and stable but for the moment I will focus on stabilising chimera. I even found viola (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ViolaWWW) and got it to compile, but I never made it actually show a webpage. Most...

I have no idea - expect holes as code is before security was major concern. And how do we test if holes exist?

Hi Keef Thank you for testing and reporting your findings! Yes - it seems slow and unfortunately crashes a great deal. I will look into the not finding homepage - probably setting it in /etc/X11/app-defaults/Chimera can fix it - or fix HOME_URL ref at compile time. Did not know about http://browsers...

In my search for tiny graphical browsers I have found chimera and spend some time getting it to compile and tried to fix various things. It compiles to approx. 620K static linked and do a decent job with todays web-pages. BUT it is not a stable program - you might experience segment fault. I have tr...

I don't know "picpuz" :oops: so... But this one scrambles everything shown on the desktop. And it seems that actions done on the scrambled desktop while running vpuzzle reflects what is originally on the unscrambled desktop. Hope this clears something - otherwise just try running the progr...

This program shuffles a display like those old 16 square plastic puzzles. Source from here but I modified slightly to accept moving speed as parameter. Source, applied patch and static linked bin attached. Usage: vpuzzle [-numsquares {number-of-squares}] Num squares both ways [-xnumsquares {num-squa...

That can be done.
Compile and install glib-1.2.10 and gtk+-1.2.10 and afterwards compile the programs you want ( static or dynamic linked ).
If static linked you need the static libs of xlib as well.

Attached a patch to jwm-0.23 which add features from later versions: * scale icons in menu * do not show sticky windows in pager * shade/unshade window with mouse button 4 & 5 * change desktop with with mouse button 4 & 5 * restack windows * move/resize windows with Alt+mouse button 1 & ...

Thanks Keef! It should add the keyboard navigation - the functions are there. A first try did not work - but you gave me something to follow. Update: It actually works - sort of: Navigation with Tab and activation with Spacebar is OK but mouse clicks are ignored - despite setting focusPolicy in .Xde...

technosaurus: Thank you for the feedback. For me the mcb process is a collection of sources, patches and build scripts - if that is what you are suggesting I would like to contribute. If its a rewrite of source code - I do not think I can contribute much. I am not quite sure how licenses should be h...

NeroVance: Agree! One option to address the possible incompatibility of pets for various versions of Puppy could be to supply static linked binaries. This give "portability" beyond Puppy as well. I know this is not possible with some applications, but when possible, it could be the target....

Below a simple script that can be used in console or terminal. You can modify to handle many different things - one of the nice things is the use of "pr" (Formats a file to make it look better when printed). This means that you can have more options visible than if you just listed them in ...

wanderer - you are much too kind - but glad you can use it. The source is in woaf-0.2.0g.kit.tgz where you might find other things to use/explore. The jwm-0.21x is patched by Terry Loveall for the xwoaf-distribution. If I have other cool stuff - quite open question :) - but you can see a list here o...

For jwm-0.21x I do this: make CC="gcc" CFLAGS="-pipe -Os -Wall -D_BSD_SOURCE -D_GNU_SOURCE -D__KERNEL_STRICT_NAMES -I/usr/include -I/usr/X11/include" LDFLAGS="-Wl,--gc-sections,--sort-common,-s -L/usr/lib -L/usr/X11/lib -lXpm -lXext -lX11" but my source contains configu...