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mistfire · Joined: 04 Nov 2008 Posts: 966 Location: PH

thank you @Robert123. I tried that packages however the files are big. Can you help me to find a smaller version of midori, webgtk, go-mtfs, and gstreamer?

Robert123 · Joined: 20 May 2016 Posts: 373 Location: Pacific

Technosaurus made this:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=51971

Robert123 · Joined: 20 May 2016 Posts: 373 Location: Pacific

I sometimes use tinycore packages
http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/7.x/x86/tcz/

You'll need tcz2pet
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=97633

mistfire · Joined: 04 Nov 2008 Posts: 966 Location: PH

@Robert123 Okay I will try use tiny core linux packages. tcz2pet is already included on latest version of X-slacko Slim. technosaurus midori was too old. I need midori browser which was released in 2013 or even 2015 where HTML5 is fully implemented.

keniv · Joined: 06 Oct 2009 Posts: 494 Location: Scotland

@mistfire Have you given up on QtWeb that was suggested in an earlier post. I am using it now. I think it's about 8MB. Is this too big. I believe it's still supported so you should be able to get an up to date version. Here is their url http://www.qtweb.net/. I got the .pet on this forum but I can't remember where. If your interested I'll look for it.

Regards,

Ken.

mistfire · Joined: 04 Nov 2008 Posts: 966 Location: PH

@keniv I tried qtweb, its a good browser however it does not support html5 video even with gstreamer installed.

mistfire · Joined: 04 Nov 2008 Posts: 966 Location: PH

New iteration of xslacko-slim released:

Changelog
* gmtp replaced go-mtpfs and its gui. (Save disk space and works nicely of MTP devices)

http://www.mediafire.com/download/qo49qkqmuf2wq89/xslacko-slim-070516r.iso

Pelo · Last edited by Pelo on Sun 04 Sep 2016, 04:35; edited 9 times in total

What i can say is that this X-slacko Slim succeeds playing My Dvds about football (futbol, soccer) world cups without trouble. That is not the case of some newest Puppies, Tahrpup and sons, who choose to delete FFmpeg and Mplayer,
Trim the fat does not mean prevent users to have fun Exclamation

X-slacko Slim until now keeps available what i need..
However removing FFmpeg should be a bad choice, i think.
XFmedia had no trouble this mornig playing my old Football DVDs..
Sure an XFCE Puppy with XFCE applications change the traditionnal Corned beef.. But don't forget Puppies are now still around 400 still in life, a 'walk on the wild side' would be worth the pain. Mistfire, it will be hard for you to do better than Saluki Exclamation

Try it, yesYou Can Smile

"Changing gstreamer-properties default output to "X Window System (No Xv)" (ximagesink) has solved the problem." Mp4 and avi fail with XFmedia, no dependancies missing.
XFmedia plays CD audio (titles Missing)

Pelo · Posted: Tue 05 Jul 2016, 04:47 Post subject: QtWeb is really a good Browser

QtWeb is really a good Browser. i install it in old puppies to replace seamonkey fist age, without loose of functions. Compared with latest firefox, sure you will miss some stuff.
But nothing prevent sombody to replace QTWeb, is QtWeb is not enough for them.

Sure QtWeb is better than Midori, and better than Opera (always asking you questions in english to access sites, your answer will be always yes, so useless questions). Opera consider your adsl provider as untrusted.. (SFR in France is One of The Three most used ones. Refused by Opera, my god ! And it's Mine !)

Robert123 · Joined: 20 May 2016 Posts: 373 Location: Pacific

Hello Mistfire,

first up thank you for a lovely pupplet built on a good base, very stable.

Midori is a good choice and I am posting from it now. Very fast on my Dell D620.

Only dissapointment is XFmedia's ability to play mp4's properly - very choppy and unwatchable. Haven't tried it with mp3 but should be fine. A little winge but mp4 playback is important for me. Online youtube video was great with html5.

Anyway nice work - don't know how to solve XFmedia problem as it seems small and not too ram hungry otherwise.

mistfire · Joined: 04 Nov 2008 Posts: 966 Location: PH

@Robert123 you may try to use and install mplayer if mp4 playback seems not working. mp3 is working fine on xfmedia. MPEG2 HD video works properly on xfmedia too.

@Pelo I dont remove ffmpeg. Thanks, however I have a very little time for maintaining this puplet so I try to remaster designed to have a long life and to survive different scenario also. But I will do my best to make active as possible as long as rg66 maintain his x-slacko. Forking my puplet or become a gold standard for puplet will be great.

mistfire · Joined: 04 Nov 2008 Posts: 966 Location: PH

@Robert123 I test xfmedia on large mp4 files (HD format) its unplayable but some short mp4 clips work. AVI and MPEG files are working fine. I need some help about this problem on xfmedia.

Robert123 · Joined: 20 May 2016 Posts: 373 Location: Pacific

Yes Mplayer probably is the way to go. It is probably an Xine-lib problem I will have a fiddle with it.

Pelo · Last edited by Pelo on Wed 06 Jul 2016, 02:44; edited 1 time in total

XFmedia not playing big mp4 videos : bad !
Perhaps some settings are to be Changed. I have Mp4 files, but no big ones
Cannot help.
Long time ago, whench french users tested XFmedia :
Totem
Consommation CPU : 17%
Consommation mémoire : 8%
Rhythmbox
Consommation CPU : 6%
Consommation mémoire : 8.5%
Xfmedia
Consommation CPU : 2%
Consommation mémoire : 6%
Mplayer
Consommation CPU : 5%
Consommation mémoire : 5%

Robert123 · Joined: 20 May 2016 Posts: 373 Location: Pacific

Hi Pelo,
No it is not Xfmedia it is either Xine-lib or FFmpeg because I installed xine-ui and the same issue occured.