I Charlie,

nice to know it's still a good package more than a year after

Hullo,

I wrote a little bash script, based on BashPodder to grab podcasts easily

I called it BashPod (original huh?) and you can download it here:

https://bitbucket.org/neurino/bashpod

I tested it in openSUSE but should work in all puplets (as well as xsltproc is available)

Let me know

Good to know you fixed it

I am hoping that you will understand this language 8) L18L as you can see my script is released under GPL so you are free to fork from it and make your own version, just changing its name, and distribute it as I did. Also not all possible combinations in usage explained languages are available (I d...

I don't expect this script to be widely used but I kindly ask you to not fill this thread with unuseful flames (do you see German dictionary in Usage? I dont so it's not expected to work), thank you.

Do you have an explanation for my results of en to de and de to en ? Yes and it's in my first answer to your post: the API gives no access to ALL dictionaries. Didi you read the page I linked? This is what the API returns for your request "ende hello": { "Lines" : "End Reac...

Since no one asked me for a dictionary on API registration I'm quite sure it's not...

Also english-to-arabian won't work in that case... (see screenshot)

Hi L18L, they're not supposed to be bugs: the API gives no access to ALL dictionaries, as stared by their API page too. As you can see in Usage German dictionary is not available. The "Unknown dictionary" is a message generated by my script in case of 404 error returned. My luck is I need ...

This is another little Bash script I wrote to get quick terms translations in terminal. Usage: # wr Usage: wr [-c] dictionary term Term lookup at wordreference.com -c return also compounds -h show this help The dictionary that you want to look up your term in is specified by a combination of the two...

pemasu, any chance to have a super-stripped down version as 0.4.4 that was only 236K compared to this static 5M pet?

Of course as stripped down version wma support would not be required,,,

Thanks, I will try it even if most of my wma are gone after converting to mp3... about loss of quality you are right.

Thanks Lord_Solrac2 but your procedure would take me more than the time to install all pets just clicking on them :wink: nor I will be then able to uninstall a single package. What I was looking for, and probably the hard part is to get rid of dialogs, a CLI tool that should work like this (suppose ...

Stupid question:

will GONgetIT work the same as downloading a .deb package and clicking on it (I miss the default action)?

Since this often breaks CUPS.

Very nice, I compiled it in Wary 511, upx'd binary.

I think I will absolutely love it given I can store outside my savefile, for example all my downloaded / created pets go in /mnt/home/petsbin...

Don't care at all about missing GUI...

Thanks Bruce, I know Puppy is a mini-distro (and know Busybox too, Lobster, thanks) and agree with your point of view but only yesterday I knew about tac , that's available in Puppy, so I wondered why not at too which, in my humble opinion, is a bit more notorious and used... Thanks for sharing P.S....

Funny...

Why happens this?

Thanks sandungas, sinc OpenSUSE is on my 2nd drive this worked on first attemp: LABEL hd1 MENU LABEL Chainloader ---> hd1 COM32 /boot/chain.c32 APPEND hd1 BUT since, as you wrote Esc key swaps drives grub's menu.lst entry doesn't work as is since it points at hd(0,0) that's correct when I boot using...

I compiled it too (before finding this post actually...) in Wary 5.1.1 with