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Has this been tested with Puppy 4.12 and Seamonkey 1.1.13?ttuuxxx wrote:I put together adobe 8.13 pet package, Also use firefox 2.0+ with it
http://www.puppylinux.asia/tpp/ttuuxxx/ ... er-8.0.pet
45 MB pet
plus first delete /root/.adobe
I've read around and seems like this version ssl works.
It does show missing libGLU when installing but that ok, it isn't needed for what your doing.
ttuuxxx
Hope this works for you
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Unable to find openssl, please make sure the openssl binary is in the PATHIf you try my latest pidgin, it comes with sslpeppyy wrote:ell I have gotten a little closer. After looking closer I have discovered another error.Any ideas on where to get this? My bank thinks it is greek LOL.Code: Select all
Unable to find openssl, please make sure the openssl binary is in the PATH
Ayttm I found has issues, when you change your nickname you get like a url added to your name, Likeedoc wrote:What's up with the debate between Ayttm & Pidgin?
Is it about features or size or ???
Most of this is way over my head so it can be hard to sort out fact from opinion.
I don't see either one in the Menu.
OKttuuxxx wrote: The pidgin I posted above has ssl so you can use the MSN messenger also.
So the extra feature of pidgin is that it makes ssl available to other apps?ttuuxxx wrote: Really I just use plain of html gmail account, but some like the MSN messenger thing, I used to use it a lot, but found it a great time waster.
I try to avoid all forms of chat as I find them invasive. I prefer E-mail as it is usually quick enough and better available for a "paper trail" when I want to revisit a discussion or document a discussion while allowing for reply-at-your-convenience versus reply-on-demand.ttuuxxx wrote: I like Xchat better these days, its real small and fast room retrievall list
ttuuxxx
I a;ready use Pidgin, I already have it working with all the MSN Messenger, Google Talk was a little tricky. I even created a set of wolf smilies for it when I was bored one day based on the Yahoo set. I will check and see what version it is when I am on that comp later tonight.If you try my latest pidgin, it comes with ssl
http://www.puppylinux.asia/tpp/ttuuxxx/ ... -2.5.4.pet
ttuuxxx
Thank you.ttuuxxx wrote:It might be for some odd reason only open SSL that you need, usually you can use one of 3 times for linux.
ttuuxxx
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Fetching certificate from website....
connect: Connection refused
connect:errno=29
Just got to the bottom of a problem that this Acrobat pet install caused.ttuuxxx wrote:I put together adobe 8.13 pet package, Also use firefox 2.0+ with it
http://www.puppylinux.asia/tpp/ttuuxxx/ ... er-8.0.pet
45 MB pet
plus first delete /root/.adobe
I've read around and seems like this version ssl works.
It does show missing libGLU when installing but that ok, it isn't needed for what your doing.
ttuuxxx
Hope this works for you
Just delete the one in the package, system link yours to same location and rename it to libstdc++.so.6.0.7vtpup wrote:Just got to the bottom of a problem that this Acrobat pet install caused.ttuuxxx wrote:I put together adobe 8.13 pet package, Also use firefox 2.0+ with it
http://www.puppylinux.asia/tpp/ttuuxxx/ ... er-8.0.pet
45 MB pet
plus first delete /root/.adobe
I've read around and seems like this version ssl works.
It does show missing libGLU when installing but that ok, it isn't needed for what your doing.
ttuuxxx
Hope this works for you
Fairly serious substitution of /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6 to point to it's own
usr/share/Adobe/Reader8/Reader/intellinux/lib/libstdc++.so.6.0.7
instead of the pre-existing Puppy /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6.0.9
This caused freememapplet to choke, along with possibly other problems.
see:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=38895
Foxit Reader renders quickly, you might want to try it, printing doesn't work yet, but as a reader goes, its really nice.aarf wrote:News ¶
* 2009-02-28: Released version 0.1.7.
http://trac.emma-soft.com/epdfview/wiki/Download
Source tarballs ¶
* epdfview-0.1.7.tar.bz2 (433 KiB)
* epdfview-0.1.7.tar.gz (542 KiB)
why was i looking because ?
because puppy41.1 with version 0.1.6 failed to open the images in
http://www.globalwaterengineering.com/b ... ureGWE.pdf
and it reliably crashed ripple6.3
thanks ttuuxxx. foxit in ripple displays better than adobe reader in xandros in my 7 inch screen. i havent tested the new epdfviewer above.ttuuxxx wrote: Foxit Reader renders quickly, you might want to try it, printing doesn't work yet, but as a reader goes, its really nice.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=39084
ttuuxxx
hi aragonaragon wrote:hi aarf,
you can test the actual epdfview, it's here:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=39100
on page 1.
i've tested your pdf, it works. but you'll have to wait until it's fully loaded what takes some time because of it's size. if you don't wait, epdfview might quit.
aragon
jackieflorida wrote:For viewing and storage and sharing pdf files online try this: http://viewer.zoho.com/
Since I gave up my phone landline and now have just my cell phone I found this site that I use with absolutely free and excellent service:
http://faxzero.com/
Actually, it is the faxzero service that prompted my original question. One can fax for free a pdf doc with up to three pages. If the doc is more than three pages, I split it to comply with the three page limit and send each split as a separate fax. There is an additional cover sheet containing a small advertisement that pays for the service but I don't find that bothersome, considering their excellent service.
They will service a fax for you of up to 15 pages for $2 paid via PayPal should you really need that perhaps for a more professional appearance. But for my work the free service is all I need.