Saluki
Re: Desktop
I don't see pwidgets in the package manager, I know there were some problems with pwidgets when using xfce, gray has a modified version of pwidgets in racy NOP.sszindian wrote:A minor thing but I'm sure you want it 'right.'
The desktop 'pop-up' notices on config of system upon start... If one's using Pwidgets, some of the pop-up gets 'stuck' in the Pwidgets (Clock area only). To get rid of it you ahve to move the clock slightly, it goes away but is not a nice first display.
>>>---Indian------>
I tried the 2.4.0 version and I can't even get a clock to show and if the wallpaper is changed it don't update it correctly,
in NOP the desktop settings wallpaper changer is linked to fixwidgets which refreshs the widgets, in Saluki the changer appears not to be linked to fixwidgets.
if pwidgets is used then the notifications need to relocated to a different area of the screen using the notification settings in the control panel,
it also needs a delay so that the desktop is loaded before running or refreshing the the widgets,
this is the reason there is the notification in the clock, as pwidgets does not have true transparency and captures the screen for it's background image.
The package lists are in /root/*-installed-packages.gcmartin wrote:@Jemimah, et al.
This, I believe is slightly beyond the scope of where we are currently, but its been one that I've wondered about for years.
When a distro is created, is there some way to determine/list the currently installed subsystems-packages that were included at system-build time. Don't know if something currently exist or if there is some way the builder would include a list/log of some sort.
There may be general use of such a system file in providing current information about its packages currently installed.
Hope this helps
Found it, Thanks!mavrothal wrote:It works really nice.jemimah wrote:Here is custom builder 8. This one can copy your dotfiles to the new puplet. Would you guys test it out and provide feedback?
Only a small funny thing. Building the zdrv.sfs when you get to choose your new kernel pet, you can not bailout. Cancel gets you to retry and cancel there gets you the selection dialog.
Closing the windows, ditto.
This is with the luki iso mounted. If you unmount it, the program finally drops out.
Re: Desktop
Hmm, yeah I'm not sure if I can support pwidgets. Did you know that cairo-dock has loads of cool widgets and you can run them without running the dock?Geoffrey wrote:I don't see pwidgets in the package manager, I know there were some problems with pwidgets when using xfce, gray has a modified version of pwidgets in racy NOP.sszindian wrote:A minor thing but I'm sure you want it 'right.'
The desktop 'pop-up' notices on config of system upon start... If one's using Pwidgets, some of the pop-up gets 'stuck' in the Pwidgets (Clock area only). To get rid of it you ahve to move the clock slightly, it goes away but is not a nice first display.
>>>---Indian------>
I tried the 2.4.0 version and I can't even get a clock to show and if the wallpaper is changed it don't update it correctly,
in NOP the desktop settings wallpaper changer is linked to fixwidgets which refreshs the widgets, in Saluki the changer appears not to be linked to fixwidgets.
if pwidgets is used then the notifications need to relocated to a different area of the screen using the notification settings in the control panel,
it also needs a delay so that the desktop is loaded before running or refreshing the the widgets,
this is the reason there is the notification in the clock, as pwidgets does not have true transparency and captures the screen for it's background image.
LxLauncher Wow
Its wonderful jemimah! Changing colors by tab is really cool.
I noticed that the last two tabs were the same color orange. Was that by design? or could there be one more color added?
Can the directory that opens for you to choose a wallpaper default to the background directory? Beginners will not know where to find them otherwise.
And Gurluki and Skuluki sound Sound Great.!!!!
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I noticed that the last two tabs were the same color orange. Was that by design? or could there be one more color added?
Can the directory that opens for you to choose a wallpaper default to the background directory? Beginners will not know where to find them otherwise.
And Gurluki and Skuluki sound Sound Great.!!!!
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# report-video
VIDEO REPORT: Saluki, version 017
Chip description:
oem: NVidia
product: NV18 () Board Chip Rev A2
Driver used by Xorg:
nouveau
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Resolution: Depth 24 Depth:
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Memory 1033MB (226MB used)
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User Name root (root)
Date/Time Fri 30 Mar 2012 08:25:49 PM CDT
Display
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VIDEO REPORT: Saluki, version 017
Chip description:
oem: NVidia
product: NV18 () Board Chip Rev A2
Driver used by Xorg:
nouveau
Video mode used by Xorg:
Resolution: Depth 24 Depth:
...the above also recorded in /tmp/report-video
#
Computer
Summary
Computer
Processor AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2400+
Memory 1033MB (226MB used)
Operating System Unknown distribution
User Name root (root)
Date/Time Fri 30 Mar 2012 08:25:49 PM CDT
Display
Resolution 1440x900 pixels
OpenGL Renderer Software Rasterizer
X11 Vendor The X.Org Foundation
Multimedia
Audio Adapter VIA8233 - VIA 8235
I just tried to use Xdelta in Saluki 12 and it wouldn't let me drag and drop the old ISO onto Xdelta.
I was trying to upgrade the ISO from 16 > 17.
Even when I Copied and Paste it didn't work, neither did manually typing the file pathname.
Has this been fixed in later than version 12?
Edit: I just installed Rox and it worked so it must be a Thunar problem. It did not work perfectly though as it created a file called newfile.iso instead of luki-017.iso.
I was trying to upgrade the ISO from 16 > 17.
Even when I Copied and Paste it didn't work, neither did manually typing the file pathname.
Has this been fixed in later than version 12?
Edit: I just installed Rox and it worked so it must be a Thunar problem. It did not work perfectly though as it created a file called newfile.iso instead of luki-017.iso.
Re: Desktop
Pwidgts is a great feature of puppy. ok so how is it possible to run cario doc widgets without the doc.jemimah wrote:Hmm, yeah I'm not sure if I can support pwidgets. Did you know that cairo-dock has loads of cool widgets and you can run them without running the dock?
- I know that cario doc will not run on older computers that well. (that is why i am not including it in my build).
- will the cario doc widgest run ok on old computers without the doc.
- pwidgest runs great on old and new computers.if you know how pwidgest is linked in the racy nop puppy. or can contact the dev for how he did it. i am sure it might be possible to include.
Last edited by HiDeHo on Mon 02 Apr 2012, 06:14, edited 2 times in total.
Smokey I just tried to upgrade the ISO from 16 > 17 after I installed xdelta from the ppm, worked for me ok,smokey01 wrote:I just tried to use Xdelta in Saluki 12 and it wouldn't let me drag and drop the old ISO onto Xdelta.
I was trying to upgrade the ISO from 16 > 17.
Even when I Copied and Paste it didn't work, neither did manually typing the file pathname.
Has this been fixed in later than version 12?
Edit: I just installed Rox and it worked so it must be a Thunar problem. It did not work perfectly though as it created a file called newfile.iso instead of luki-017.iso.
I just rightclicked in Thunar and use the "Show Full Path " on the files and drag the paths to the xdelta GUI
Is there a md5 checksum in the ppm?, I used this one http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... a88#225751
It does work if you use Show Full Path but that's a bit of a pain. Rox lets you simply drag and drop which is much better.Geoffrey wrote:Smokey I just tried to upgrade the ISO from 16 > 17 after I installed xdelta from the ppm, worked for me ok,smokey01 wrote:I just tried to use Xdelta in Saluki 12 and it wouldn't let me drag and drop the old ISO onto Xdelta.
I was trying to upgrade the ISO from 16 > 17.
Even when I Copied and Paste it didn't work, neither did manually typing the file pathname.
Has this been fixed in later than version 12?
Edit: I just installed Rox and it worked so it must be a Thunar problem. It did not work perfectly though as it created a file called newfile.iso instead of luki-017.iso.
I just rightclicked in Thunar and use the "Show Full Path " on the files and drag the paths to the xdelta GUI
Is there a md5 checksum in the ppm?, I used this one http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... a88#225751
To do a checksum right click on the ISO, properties then select the digests tab.
this is true, when building a puplet with the old re-master iso builderjemimah wrote:It's sort of difficult because one wants to avoid including things like the browser cache, and any personal stuff like saved passwords and the like.HiDeHo wrote:Custom Builder
one thing that would be handy with the custom builder is to have it look for currently installed apps user settings, addons etc and ask if want to install them. this would be an easy way to customise apps for your puppy os.
All one would need to do is
- create a small save file
- install the apps needed
- create settings for them
- run custom builder
- builder would detect installed apps and ask to include user settings
- finish build
It's not all that hard to add any settings that you want to the pets you install. Plus then you won't need to redo the settings for future releases.
- its best to start with a fresh save.
- only add things you want to include
- make sure all apps are not setup with user settings.
- clean out browser cache, history, saved passwords etc
a work around would be to include a start script that linked to an html page including the recommendations for the os, apps, addons etc.
To my previous post
jemimah:
Pwidgets 2.4.0 works very well in Saluki... I really don't see where any further support on your behalf would be required!
To fix the problem all that would be necessary to do is have your 'pop-up notices' upon startup.... come down the CENTER of the screen instead of the R/H side of the screen where pwidgets resides.... yes/no??
>>>---Indian------>
Pwidgets 2.4.0 works very well in Saluki... I really don't see where any further support on your behalf would be required!
To fix the problem all that would be necessary to do is have your 'pop-up notices' upon startup.... come down the CENTER of the screen instead of the R/H side of the screen where pwidgets resides.... yes/no??
>>>---Indian------>
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It's another nice little feature that jemimah has added as it wasn't there in Version 12.Geoffrey wrote:to think I've been doing it the hard way, I never realized that thunar had that feature, thankssmokey01 wrote:To do a checksum right click on the ISO, properties then select the fourth tab. Can't remember what it's called as I'm back in Version 12 ATM.
There are many undocumented features. Each time I go exploring I find something I haven't noticed before.
There are some really nice things about Thunar and Rox. I wish there was a file manager that could do all the good stuff combined.
Cheers.