Hey community,
I must admit I got settled into a rut with puppy 1.0.6 and never upgraded to 1.0.7 or 8. So today I upgraded to puppy 1.0.8r (which is quite nice by the way) and I get this warning on startup:
"The -o argument is no longer used. You can turn on override redirect from the options box instead."
Any ideas what this means, what caused it, or how to fix it?
Thanks for the help.
-puppy/usr
-o warning on 1.0.8r startup
-o warning on 1.0.8r startup
Jesus said unto him, "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment."
[Matthew 22:37-8]
[Matthew 22:37-8]
you are using a newer version of Rox to display the pinboard (desktop)
follow the instructions in the readme.txt file that came with the dotpup package ... edit /root/.xinitrc and remove the -o option from the line that runs rox
or just reinstall the Rox package
also, /usr/local/bin/rox might be removed by Puppy when it upgrades ... it should not be removed, the file should be registered with pupget, but if it is removed, you can re-install it simply by clicking the ROX-Filer icon in my-roxapps
and there can be problems if icon and/or wallpaper files are in a different locations or have been removed in the newer version of Puppy
follow the instructions in the readme.txt file that came with the dotpup package ... edit /root/.xinitrc and remove the -o option from the line that runs rox
or just reinstall the Rox package
also, /usr/local/bin/rox might be removed by Puppy when it upgrades ... it should not be removed, the file should be registered with pupget, but if it is removed, you can re-install it simply by clicking the ROX-Filer icon in my-roxapps
and there can be problems if icon and/or wallpaper files are in a different locations or have been removed in the newer version of Puppy