pBurn 4.3.19

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#121 Post by zigbert »

This is what I hoped could work:

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#! /bin/bash
export log='
<window>
<vbox>
 <list>
  <input>while [ A != B ]; do cat /var/log/messages; sleep 1; done</input>
 </list>
</vbox></window>'

gtkdialog3 --program=log
But also this time I have to admit that <progressbar> is the only object that can receive dynamic inputs.

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#122 Post by jcoder24 »

Hardware
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#123 Post by mikeb »

I found the log dialog slow to update on an older machine with the last version but burn was still ok.
actually I found it was adding the sed / grep functions to the log output that slowed things down...had the same problem with a dvd convertor program output.

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#124 Post by zigbert »

mikeb
Do I understand correct if you point to the line 7-8 in /usr/local/pburn/func_exec

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TMP=`cat /tmp/pburn-exec | grep cdrecord`
sed -i -e "s%$TMP%$TMP | tr '\r' '\n' %g" /tmp/pburn-exec
jcoder24, could you try to hash those lines and see if you get up the speed in the log. These 2 lines fixes the linespacing trouble in Xdialog logbox.

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#125 Post by mikeb »

Do I understand correct if you point to the line 7-8 in /usr/local/pburn/func_exec
thats the one...I commented out to bring back the speedy update.

Perhaps using the progress bar would be the way to go.

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#126 Post by Botanic »

the (many) temporary files go to /tmp, not /tmp/pburn
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#127 Post by zigbert »

the (many) temporary files go to /tmp, not /tmp/pburn
Pburn temporary data files should arrive /tmp/pburn-*
All symlinks to files in your burning iso-image will be in /tmp/pburn/

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#128 Post by zigbert »

Version 1.0.0 is uploaded. See main post.

Pburn still uses the Xdialog logbox, which jcoder24 told was slow on his 650mhz cpu. Botanic reported trouble on his hardware. So maybe some of you don't think this is a stable version. But I haven't found a better solution regarding logbox since gtklogviewer only got a cancel-button, and a progressbar wouldn't show ongoing messages. For hardware related issues it's important with intensive feedback from users since I know very little about linux in general and because the fact that I'm not a guru or a good coder. - Just a gui builder.

The other point is that new features wants to be added, but the 1.0.x branch are already translated to several languages, I will hold it right there. Bugfixing is ok, but translation should still work. Now I can start working on the next big release.

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#129 Post by MU »

since gtklogviewer only got a cancel-button
Sorry, I was not aware, that this is a problem.
If you tell me what you need, I can add things to it of course :)

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#130 Post by ttuuxxx »

Pburn 1.0.0 <---- what a nice number great to see it made it to "1" which is always a historical landmark in the computer software industry. Great job and congrads :lol: :D :wink:
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#131 Post by mikeb »

Pburn 1.0.0
Indeed...excellent gui....use it regularily :)
since gtklogviewer only got a cancel-button
If you tell me what you need, I can add things to it of course
Indeed having played around with this I am sure it would be more than suitable...since it is only around 7k perhaps a custom version could be included in the pburn package?...for the future....

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#132 Post by ttuuxxx »

The only thing i personally would add to a 1.0 series is a bit of "Bling" Maybe a jpg or png compressed banner and some sort of fancy icons. Give it a k3b or nero look. It wouldn't bug me much if you had 2 versions, a default lightweight original version and maybe a "bling" version around 500kb wouldn't hurt anyone's hard drive space. :)
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Or maybe a dvdripper version able to rip the latest dvd copy encryptions as for only "educational purposes only" LOL
Actually to backup my kids dvd's before they scratch them all. D9---->Single DVD :)
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#133 Post by zigbert »

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since gtklogviewer only got a cancel-button

Sorry, I was not aware, that this is a problem.
If you tell me what you need, I can add things to it of course Smile

Mark
Mark, I thought I should explain to you what a miss about gtklogfileviewer, but I will NOT...The answer has always been here. :oops: :oops: :oops:

Here is a integrated kill-function in gtklogfileviewer:

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if [ `gtklogfileviewer /tmp/pburn-logfile Kill -center 0 500 350` = "exitbutton" ];then #kill prosess
	rm -f /tmp/pburn* > /dev/null 2>&1
	for I in `ps -eo pid,command | grep -i "pburn" | awk '{print $1}'`; do kill $I; done
	killall -q mkisofs
	killall -q cdrecord
	killall -q growisofs
fi
The only thing would be another defined icon, or no icon at all.

First enhancement for Pburn 1.1 is ready (only hours after the first milestone) :)

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#134 Post by zigbert »

I'm not TOTALLY against 'bling'. (but it has to be featherlight :) ). I remember Pbackup had it's own icon araound version 0.6, but when the Pbackup-package-size increased to 20 kb, I removed it....

I also see it natural to copy encrypted DVDs, but there seems to a huge amount of libs, decoders, apps out there for this. Since I'm absolutely are not into this, I will not reach the hightest priority. But if someone drop the bashcode right here, I will certainly implement it into the Pburn gui. :wink:

I also see the point of encode videofiles to DVD-movies, but the same for this. I do not have the knowlegde, and my interest for movies are soooooo small.

I'm looking on
- advanced search
- verify burning
- CD-text from cddb

Please give your suggestions and inputs. But still, the one who hack the code will get his ideas easiest into this project. This has nothing to do with anger or hate. Just the fact that I'm working on several projects at the same time, and my todolist are very long. I tend to pick my personal needs from the todolist before yours.

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#135 Post by plinej »

@ ttuuxxx

If you want a simple DVD-9 ---> DVD-5 program you can try my gtkdialog app @
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=26163

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#136 Post by ttuuxxx »

plinej wrote:@ ttuuxxx

If you want a simple DVD-9 ---> DVD-5 program you can try my gtkdialog app @
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=26163
hey plinej I just looked at your application and yes it looks promising, How about combining Pburn&Pvobcopy2 into 1 application add some bling "shaken not stirred" call it KCPP "Killer Copy Puppy Power" and make everybody happy, You do know most new users are from the Windows/Nero era right. And most people aren't happy unless they have bling and quality. Sometimes i think they pick bling over quality which is stupid, but true. Shit I even added all the KDE apps to "Inferno just to run K3B and k9copy. like over 100MB to make them happy.
What would really be nice is if you could make a K3B on gtk only no KDE, which I think could be possible, But Untried. Man you would get popular real quick in the Linux Land.

Well thanks for letting me dream for a moment, Excellent work both of you
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#137 Post by zigbert »

Bling or Bloat ???

Image

Pburn can now optional use a theme. Maybe also we should give some tweaks with a Pburn gtk2-theme. But...enough for today.

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#138 Post by ttuuxxx »

Man thats sweet, excellent looking , just what the doctor was ordering.
When you try something it really does work out great.
I couldn't of done better myself:)
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#139 Post by MU »

the source for gtklogfileviewer (main.c) has this line:
gtk_button_set_image (GTK_BUTTON(button1) , image1);
Simply comment it, then run "make" again.


To use an external picture, you had to replace:

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image1 = gtk_image_new_from_stock ("gtk-cancel" , GTK_ICON_SIZE_BUTTON);
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image1 = gtk_image_new_from_file ("test.png");
A "test.png" must be in the same folder then.

I attach an archive with modified source and binary.
It includes additional patches, e.g. it now will now not run as background-process.
So it blocks a running script, so that you can easier request the exit-code (But I'm not shure if this is wanted here for pburn?).

And you must pass a windowtitle.
Usage:
./gtklogfileviewer /tmp/xerrs.log "stop" 80 100 700 200 "INFO"


See requests by Mikeb:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=25477

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#140 Post by mikeb »

Definate BLING....in fact SEXY... :) ...has my vote.....

as for bloat have you seen the size of nero for linux!!!!!!!

By the way I tried gtklogfileviewer with pburn and although its still not part of the main gui at least it functions well and looks better.

I tidied up the verify function a bit in relation to drawer opening and logging..might be helpful with further developements...

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