Fatdog64 Contributed Packages and SFS

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s243a · #101 Post by **s243a** » Mon 25 Jan 2016, 01:40

Semme wrote:Give or take this'n that..

wbem_contents.txt.gz

What do I do with this file? For that matter what type of file is it? And what is it for? Was it an answer to my wine question?

edit: I see that if I delete the txt part of the file name than I can decompress it. However, all it is is a list of files. I'm not sure what to do with the list.

edit2 I found out that the system32\wbem has to do with Winodws WMI
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/lib ... 80229.aspx

which is anadministrative tool.

step · #102 Post by **step** » Thu 28 Jan 2016, 21:01

pandoc 1.16.0.2-12 SFS can convert documents in markdown, reStructuredText, HTML, DocBook, LaTeX, MediaWiki markup, Word docx, LibreOffice ODT, EPUB, Man pages, and more to HTML, docx, ODT, XML, EPUB, TeX/LaTeX, PDF, markdowns, wiki markups, and more. For TeX/LaTeX and PDF you will need LaTex (not included). Some advanced features may need ArchLinux package haskell-pandoc 1.16.0.2-12 installed (not included). Install from SFS manager.
vimpager git 2015-12-05 - pager using vim and vim.less. Install from package manager.

smokey01 · #103 Post by **smokey01** » Fri 26 Feb 2016, 00:49

QupZilla version 1.8.9 in both package and sfs.
It does require Qt4.8.5 available below.
http://ftp.nluug.nl/ibiblio/distributio ... -4.8.5.sfs
http://smokey01.com/fd700/packages/QupZ ... x86_64.txz
http://www.smokey01.com/fd700/sfs/QupZi ... x86_64.sfs

step · #104 Post by **step** » Sat 27 Feb 2016, 13:43

smokey01 wrote:QupZilla version 1.8.9 in both package and sfs.

Thanks. I didn't know QupZilla. In the past I've used QtWeb as a browser alternative. Now QupZilla seems more polished, more actively developed, and with more features.

step · #105 Post by **step** » Sat 27 Feb 2016, 14:01

doxygen 1.8.7 - generate documentation from annotated sources. Install from package manager.

fish shell 2.2.0 - fish is a smart and user-friendly command line shell. Install from package manager.

Fish Shell Micro Review

I've been using fish shell for about two weeks as my secondary shell and - for interactive use - I really like it better than bash and zsh.

Main strengths to me: awesome command-line completion; syntax highlighting; git integration; all advanced features work out of the box (zero conf or nearly so). And if you still want to configure fish, as an alternative to file-based configuration there's also a web-based configuration GUI, but you need to load python to use it (python is included in Fatdog64's devx.sfs or as a separate package through gslapt). Just run:
# python /usr/share/fish/tools/web_config/webconfig.py
Note that fish changes a few shell idioms of muscle memory, so start fish and type 'help' for a 5-minute read that unveils all the important points (I haven't felt the need for more information so far). Main gotchas:

Code: Select all

sh                        fish
--                        ----
`ls`                      (ls)
$(ls)                     (ls)
ls /tmp && date           ls /tmp; and date
ls /abc || date           ls /abc; or date
name=ls                   set name ls
$name   #to run ls        eval name   # to run ls

step · #106 Post by **step** » Mon 14 Mar 2016, 13:47

findnrun 2.1.0 - a progressive finder. Fatdog64 binds key Alt+F3 to findnrun. Install from package manager.

jafadmin · #107 Post by **jafadmin** » Sun 27 Mar 2016, 17:47

Gpptp 2.0 VPN and the Quick-VPN tray app for Fatdog64. These includes the latest version of the underlying "pptp" program.

I've compiled the Quick-vpn_tray app for FD64. This will create a tray app for those that use the same VPN connection all the time. It runs at startup, and there is a readme in /root/MyApps/Quick-VPN

Download and remove the ".gz" extension for the install packages. I had to rename them to upload.

Gpptp creates an entry in "Networking", and puts a Gpptp.desktop in /usr/share/applications that can be dropped on the desktop. Edit the item to remove the ".desktop" extension.

Read the README in /etc/ppp/gpptp for instructions on usage.

step · #108 Post by **step** » Fri 01 Apr 2016, 19:54

redshift 1.11 adjusts the color temperature of your screen according to your surroundings. Install from package manager. To run: open a terminal window, type "redshift &" (without quotes), press the Enter key.

step · #109 Post by **step** » Sun 03 Apr 2016, 15:48

tintii 2.9.0 is a graphics tool for selective colour, saturation and hue shift photo adjustments. Install from package manager. Depends: wxWindows.

step · #110 Post by **step** » Mon 04 Apr 2016, 22:10

devilspie2 0.40 is a window matching utility that performs Lua script-based actions on windows. Install from package manager. Depends: Lua (devx or repo) and libwnck (repo).
Lua 5.1.5 is a powerful, fast, lightweight, embeddable scripting language. This package can be installed alongside Lua 5.2.x, which comes in the devx. Install from package manager. Repackaged from Arch Linux. See note below.

note: Although I have used this Lua 5.1.5 package now and then, to run devilspie2 I exclusively use Lua 5.2.x from the devx.

abbreviations: devx = Fatdog64 fd64-devx SFS, repo = Fatdog64 official packages, contrib = Fatdog64 contributed packages and SFS

smokey01 · #111 Post by **smokey01** » Tue 05 Apr 2016, 04:37

Chromium with pepperflash_21 and WideVine. This browser will let you watch Netflix. It is rather large at just under 80M.

http://www.smokey01.com/fd700/sfs/chrom ... deVine.sfs

Rope · #112 Post by **Rope** » Mon 11 Apr 2016, 17:16

smokey01 wrote:Aescrypt Rox Right-Clicks application.

More info on my site: http://smokey01.com/

Hi. I can't make it work in Slacko. Anyone can help?. It installs the right menu , opens but does nto create file.

smokey01 · #113 Post by **smokey01** » Mon 11 Apr 2016, 21:43

Fatdog64 is a 64bit OS. Are you using slacko5.7 or slacko64?

Rope · #114 Post by **Rope** » Tue 12 Apr 2016, 00:11

smokey01 wrote:Fatdog64 is a 64bit OS. Are you using slacko5.7 or slacko64?

Sorry, slacko5.7, 32bit

I can't make this one work either https://www.aescrypt.com/linux_aes_crypt.html

smokey01 · #115 Post by **smokey01** » Tue 12 Apr 2016, 00:54

Rope, this thread is reserved for Fatdog64 packages. If you like I could make you a PET or TXZ for slacko5.7. It shouldn't be too hard to convert my package. PM me.

smokey01 · #116 Post by **smokey01** » Fri 15 Apr 2016, 20:16

Two nice MultiMedia converters, WinFF and QWinFF.
http://smokey01.com/fd700/packages/winf ... 6_64-1.txz
http://smokey01.com/fd700/packages/qwin ... 6_64-1.txz

step · #117 Post by **step** » Mon 25 Apr 2016, 07:02

agrep 0.8.0 - TRE regex library + agrep (approximate, "fuzzy" matching) command-line utility. Install from package manager.

step · #118 Post by **step** » Thu 12 May 2016, 14:39

The R Project for Statistical Computing 3.2.5 and rstudio 0.99.896, powerful IDE for R with R markdown support. Install from package manager. Package release >>info and add-on downloads.

step · #119 Post by **step** » Sun 29 May 2016, 07:54

Here's an openbox menu extension for Fatdog64-710. It appends a sub-menu of ROX-Filer bookmarks to the standard right-click/Alt+F1 menu. It consists of three files, menu-extender.sh, bookmarks.awk and menu.xml, all of which must be placed inside directory ~/.config/openbox. Be careful not to overwrite an existing menu.xml in there. Then click on Reconfigure in the openbox right-click menu. The next right-click should display new menu entry "Bookmarks".

jake29 · #120 Post by **jake29** » Tue 07 Jun 2016, 12:27

@jafadmin - I'm having difficulty with the .gz files you have provided above for Gpptp. Other .gz files from the thread will extract.

Edit: Nevermind, I learned how to read.

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ROX-Filer bookmarks for openbox menu