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Posted: Mon 19 Aug 2013, 14:47
by RetroTechGuy
Agnishom wrote:
This Link didn't work
Looks like Dapper was a Ubuntu release (6.06). What package are you looking for? (and what Puppy are you using?)
https://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+dapper
Perhaps try the search link in my sig line -- see if it exists as a .pet, or if there is a discussion about it.
Posted: Tue 20 Aug 2013, 03:06
by Flash
Can you tell us where you found that link?
Posted: Wed 21 Aug 2013, 01:45
by chapchap70
Flash wrote:Can you tell us where you found that link?
The dapper link is in the second post of this thread. I would like to work through this as well; maybe someone can give another program that would work in the same way as the O.P. intended in his example?
Edit:
To Agnishom,
I'm going to try to work through the first example from this:
Edit: Removed link; see next post.
Obviously, click on save file.
Posted: Wed 21 Aug 2013, 05:12
by chapchap70
After trying the ia64 deb, I found it did not work. I am using Fatdog64.
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# ls
zynaddsubfx_2.4.0-1+b1_ia64.deb
#
# for i in `ls *.deb`; do undeb $i; shift; done
# usr/bin/zynaddsubfx:
sh: usr/bin/zynaddsubfx:: No such file or directory
# usr/bin/zynaddsubfx
sh: usr/bin/zynaddsubfx: cannot execute binary file
So then I downloaded the AMD deb from here:
http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/zynaddsubfx
I would guess that most puppies would use the i386 deb. Anyway I got this to work so far.
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# ls
zynaddsubfx_2.4.0-1+b1_amd64.deb
# for i in `ls *.deb`; do undeb $i; shift; done
# usr/bin/zynaddsubfx
usr/bin/zynaddsubfx: error while loading shared libraries: libmxml.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I've got to get some sleep. It seems that I am able to do what the OP intended for his lesson. I'll work on it another day.
Ran into a snag.
Posted: Fri 23 Aug 2013, 02:22
by chapchap70
For anyone interested, I ran into a problem and I posted here.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 123#721123
Posted: Sun 13 Oct 2019, 19:19
by rnDPrc
Is there anything I need to install to change the volume by the terminal? Tried with retrovol and alsactl but couldn't find anything. Thanks a lot in advance
Posted: Sun 13 Oct 2019, 20:19
by Keef
'alsamixer' may be what you want.
Posted: Sun 13 Oct 2019, 21:30
by HerrBert
or try
syntax in terminal would be:
to toggle mute on/off or
to set volume to specified level
when done, you can save setting with
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alsactl -f /etc/asound.state store
and save to your savefile/folder
Posted: Mon 14 Oct 2019, 17:53
by rnDPrc
Thanks a lot for both answers, you guys are very helpful over here
HerrBert's answer solved my problem (scripting), thank you!