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Posted: Thu 16 Apr 2015, 17:23
by drgonz047
Hi i'm new to all of this :)
how to install popcorn time?

Posted: Thu 16 Apr 2015, 19:58
by bark_bark_bark
drgonz047 wrote:Hi i'm new to all of this :)
how to install popcorn time?
I would think that you could grab the source code on github and compile it yourself.

Posted: Thu 16 Apr 2015, 20:03
by johnywhy
rg66 wrote:Carolite main sfs is about 6mb lighter than Carolina and can boot to a functional desktop without the adrive.
but a carolina without adrv is going to be a more recent puppy, right? seems a smarter choice, for a mere 6MB.

Posted: Thu 16 Apr 2015, 20:16
by drgonz047
bark_bark_bark wrote:
drgonz047 wrote:Hi i'm new to all of this :)
how to install popcorn time?
I would think that you could grab the source code on github and compile it yourself.
if I knew how, I would nota be asking the question.
but thanks for helping...

Posted: Thu 16 Apr 2015, 20:17
by drgonz047
bark_bark_bark wrote:
drgonz047 wrote:Hi i'm new to all of this :)
how to install popcorn time?
I would think that you could grab the source code on github and compile it yourself.
if I knew how, I would nota be asking the question.
but thanks for helping...

Posted: Fri 17 Apr 2015, 04:10
by rg66
johnywhy wrote:
rg66 wrote:Carolite main sfs is about 6mb lighter than Carolina and can boot to a functional desktop without the adrive.
but a carolina without adrv is going to be a more recent puppy, right? seems a smarter choice, for a mere 6MB.
Hard to say, I wasn't involved with Carolina-1.3 so you'd have to look at the change log to see what was updated but probably.

Carolina Full Install

Posted: Fri 17 Apr 2015, 16:04
by ckinren
Hi new to the forum and a relative novice in experience but not in years unfortunately.

Have used Carolina previously, version 1? but at that time was able to do a full install on my netbook asus 1005ha.

Coming back to 1.3 after a bit of trying other distro's I'm getting the same issue as johnywhy raised and Geoffrey confirmed, the option to chose full or frugal install is "missing" with frugal being the only option.

Is there a fix or a easy not to involved workaround available??

thanks

Edited to add - just tried 1.1 and 1.2 and full install option is present on both.
Have used unetbootin in all cases to create bootable usb.

Does this suggest a bug or is it a deliberate omission?

Posted: Fri 17 Apr 2015, 21:15
by muggins
Regarding popcorn time, this beta works for me:

https://get.popcorntime.io/build/Popcor ... x32.tar.xz

Posted: Fri 17 Apr 2015, 22:25
by johnywhy
getting "Not ready, check your connection" error on TeamViewer.

I'm using Carolina without an adrv file.

installed TV from .deb file downloaded from teamviewer.com.

thx!

Posted: Sat 18 Apr 2015, 01:10
by Semme

Posted: Sat 18 Apr 2015, 18:31
by johnywhy
thx for tip!

but, if i try to run from the tar, i get:
daemon not running, use teamviewer --daemon enable
if i run "teamviewer --daemon start" or "teamviewer --daemon enable", i get
Error: Only available if TeamViewer is installed
i can run "tv-setup install", which succeeds, and then i can run teamviewer from carolina menu, but then i still get "not ready, check your connection".

thx

Teamviewer issue

Posted: Sun 19 Apr 2015, 17:18
by Pete22
I have simular problems with teamviewer ...
with Carolina 1.3 with adrive with an installed sfs.


FYI, Teamviewer works fine on Tahr.

Pete22

ps teamviewer 7 often works when the later versions do not.

pss: I have used teamviewer for more than 5 years. This is the first time it
has not been able to see my internet connection in Puppy.
I mention this in case it was a recent change in Carolina that might have caused this issue

Cannot Connect to Wireless

Posted: Mon 20 Apr 2015, 00:57
by johnywhy
Carolina cannot connect to internet.

This is a fresh Carolina 1.3, no save file. I can see connections on boot, but many are missing as SSID. I try to connect, and fails, and then all available connections disappear.

If i click 'reset interface', the 'enable wireless' checkbox gets unchecked, and nothing happens.

If i then check on the 'enable wireless' checkbox, no connections appear, even if i refresh.

Strangely, i could connect with this distro previously.

My hardware is ok, as i am writing this from Precise puppy connected via same wifi card on same computer.

Appreciate any help.

thx!

Posted: Tue 28 Apr 2015, 23:10
by caiosama
Carolina 1.3 in a Dell D630, what a beautiful puppy!, running smoothly, great, all working.

Posted: Tue 09 Jun 2015, 23:23
by Geoffrey
Compiled qastools, this is a Qt audio mixer and configuration application can be used to replace the xfce mixer volume control on the panel.

This has lots of configuration options which maybe of some benefit.

Has been added to the repo, find it in the PPM.

Here is a startup script to run the mixer, this starts it in the tray

Posted: Fri 12 Jun 2015, 02:36
by Geoffrey
Fixed Whisker menu update so it runs in Carolina xfce 4.10

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 677#831677

Posted: Fri 12 Jun 2015, 05:29
by johnywhy
Fantastic!

Posted: Fri 12 Jun 2015, 18:38
by caiosama
Geoffrey wrote:Edit: fixed lib file dependency for xfce 4.10 and theme manager entry.

Optional Puppy Linux or Carolina heading text.

Compiled latest whisker menu, source edited to suit Carolina, looks the same as the old version, the search feature now finds apps in the control panel,.

Thanks to rg66 for the source.

I'll get around to updating the repo soon, at the moment I'm still sorting out XFCE 12 and should have the packages for an upgrade shortly.
Thank you Geoffrey! that`s my request :D

EDIT: Geoffrey, with the Puppy Linux pet installed, the button "Theme Manager" in the whisker was linked to Xlock now, but i changed it easily on the properties in the whisker menu. Only had to erase "xlock" and write "xfce-theme-manager" and that`s it.

Posted: Fri 12 Jun 2015, 21:15
by Geoffrey
caiosama wrote: with the Puppy Linux pet installed, the button "Theme Manager" in the whisker was linked to Xlock now, but i changed it easily on the properties in the whisker menu. Only had to erase "xlock" and write "xfce-theme-manager" and that`s it.
I'll fix that, my blunder, must of changed the wrong thing, there where two Xlock commands, one where the theme manager command should of been.

Ah, I found the problem, you need to delete the old whiskermenu-x.rc

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/root/.config/xfce4/panel/whiskermenu-x.rc
then restart x or in the terminal

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xfce4-panel -r
to restart the panel, the new whisker menu properties has a different layout, I'll add a pinstall.sh to remove the old file.

Edit: All fixed, both now delete the old whiskermenu-x.rc

Posted: Sat 13 Jun 2015, 19:07
by caiosama
Geoffrey, there is whiskermenu-9.rc, and 10.rc....the one i deleted is 9.rc, is it right?