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Nted is simple but powerful.Here is a pet: http://puppylinux.org/wikka/NtEd I haven't tried this pet myself, there's quite good instructions how to install from source on the home page of nted: http://vsr.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de/~jan/nted/nted.xhtml or you can install it from ubuntu or debian pack...

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This is just the best writing app I have ever seen. As doing some kind of writings myself I share seaside's thoughts about the editors. When you write you just write and anything else is unnecessary. Usually there is so much on the screen to ruin your concentration. And it is so easy to start playin...

Among the other fine features in Lucid 528 I have to say that the nickname of this Puppy is excellent!

Greetings from this wonderful land!

Thanks / Kiitos! Can I do something more with it than get information from computer? I'm not any kind of expert in this. I've searched and read all I've found in forum and done some googling too. There is something I miss all just don't understand. Siinä se vilahti vuosi uusiksi. Mukava kirjoittaa t...

I've been trying to get my desktop computers fans to spin slower. But I have not find a way to do it. I think they spin unnecessarily fast. As with sensors I get this: # sensors atk0110-acpi-0 Adapter: ACPI interface Vcore Voltage: +1.10 V (min = +0.85 V, max = +1.60 V) +3.3 Voltage: +3.30 V (min = ...

I have today made sfs file from texlive2009. It is huge, nearly 2gb as I didn't take anything out of it. It works just fine. If you want to try here is what I have done: - downloaded the iso file from here: http://www.tug.org/texlive/acquire-iso.html it is enormous takes hours to download - from the...

Have you renamed the sfs files to match your version of Puppy? Have you choosed with boot manager the sfs files to be loaded at start up? I had sometimes problems getting the sfs files loaded correct. I resolved my problems by renamig the sfs files so that I removed the Puppy version number part fro...

Thanks,

I was in a course for amateur theatre players and get just home. I'll examine this one more closely tomorrow morning. It seems that you have commented it so clearly that I should understand how it works.

I have downloaded the bash reference, thanks for that too.

Hi, and thanks for teaching me this. Now I have here function to get random numbers in the range I can set. Then I have other one to get numbered symlinks for files in a directory. That worked fine. (And I have learned other way to delete and make temp directories.) I guess the next step is to use s...

Hi, I appreciate your help. I try to explain what I'm aiming at. So first I have to translate my plans into english. Hope my englih is good enough to that. I'm doing my writings with latex. I have made some scripts for that. When I get ideas - maybe two lines for a song or poem or an interesting sen...

Random with no duplicates and all files displayed - that's the case.

Thanks, I had -geometry option in my script for xdvi's window size but I didn't notice I can get the position too in there. So now I got it like this: xdvi -expertmode 0 -watchfile 1 -cr orange -xoffset -0.1 -yoffset -0.1 -geometry 400x550-5+10 "$FILE".dvi Geometry doesn't work for leafpad...

If I have a script like this is there a way to get the files in random order? Or should I use find and how is it done with it?

Googling googling but can't find a solution.

Taavi

Hi,

is it possible to place application windows on the screen as opening them from a script?

If I for example want to open leafpad and xdvi windows side by side is there any way to do it? So that I don't need to drag them after they are opened.

Taavi

I'm uploading pictures to my hosted webspace with curl script. I need to chmod the directory where I have the pictures uploaded but I can't get it done with curl. This is how get my files to the server: #!/bin/bash curl --ftp-create-dirs -T /mnt/home/zzzzz/zzzz.jpg -u passwd:user ftp://ftp.zzzzz.zzz...

This works for me in Puppy 4.12. Mpd.conf file is in /etc. Here's a little front end for it too if someone wants to try. And three plugins to it. If I remember right those plugins needed glib to work but gmpc itself didn't. I made these some time ago for learning to compile and these are the first p...

Ok I get it working with grep. There was a typo in my script. The working solution is this: for file in *.tex do TEXT=$(cat "$file" | grep -v -e "[\]begin{document}" -e "[\]documentclass" -e "[\]usepackage" -e "[\]end{document}" ) echo "$TEXT&qu...

Ok I get it working with grep. There was a typo in my script. The working solution is this: for file in *.tex do TEXT=$(cat "$file" | grep -v -e "[\]begin{document}" -e "[\]documentclass" -e "[\]usepackage" -e "[\]end{document}" ) echo "$TEXT&qu...