Puppy-210-opera-k3b

[ortloffa]

When I used the script I get:
/usr/bin/amarok: /usr/bin/amarok: /bin/bash: bad interpreter: Argument list too long
i tried changing the last line of the script to read

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/opt/kde/bin/amarok "$@" & 

but I got the same thing I got before:
Amarok: [Loader] Starting amarokapp..
Amarok: [Loader] Don't run gdb, valgrind, etc. against this binary! Use amarokapp.
amarokapp: /usr/lib/./libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.4' not found (required by /root/my-applications/lib/libtag.so.1)


Perhaps it needs an different version from whats in the library pup?

use this script to start amarok:

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#!/bin/bash

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/root/my-applications/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

amarok "$@" &

Save it as
/usr/bin/amarok
Make it executable:
chmod 755 /usr/bin/amarok


/usr/bin is searched before /opt (KDE-folders), so if the command "amarok" is executed, this script will run, use the correct library, and then execute amarok from KDE.

Did not try myself as I don't have amarok, but I think it should work.

Mark

[MU]

I'm just creating a new .sfs of kdelibs, kdebase, k3b and amarok based on the new KDE 3.5.5.

Will try it myself then.

Might not be available today yet, but tomorrow.

If I find a solution for the amarok startscript, I will post it.
Alternatively you could try this:
replace /usr/lib/libstdc++ files with the ones from /root/my-applications/lib/
But ATTENTION: as these are new in Puppy, they seem to be required by some of Puppys applications.
If you replace them with the other libs, those applications might stop working.
BACKUP those files, to be able to restore them easily!

Mark

[MU]

ortloffa:

please uninstall your taglib-dotpup, and install this one instead:
http://dotpups.de/dotpups/Multimedia/Taglib-1.4.pup

And delete my script /usr/bin/amarok, it is not needed anymore I think.

Mark

[ortloffa]

That pup fixed both amarok and k3b.

thanks
A. Ortloff

[MU]

Are you able to play musik with amarok?
I can choose no soundsystem-engine
I currently test KDE 3.5.5.

What did you choose as soundsystem?

Mark

[ortloffa]

I use alsa. Its the one that works with my soundcard anyway.
Both k3b and amarok work well, the only problem I see is that amarok gives this message when I stop a song.

Error - Amarok
The script 'Default' exited with error code: 127
env: ruby: No such file or directory

this does not stop the program, I just click OK.

[ortloffa]

Correction: Now that i look at config, I see I chose xine as the sound system, and alsa as the output. I didnt work until I chose alsa though.

When puppy works, nothing beats it - very fast and responsive.

[MU]

I can't choose alsa in Amarok or the KDE control-center.
Maybe this has to do with my soundcard, though it works in Puppy.
Also installed xine-lib from Pupget, no change.
Well upload is finished soon, so maybe someone else finds a solution.

Concerning the ruby-message:
There is such a dotpup, but I think somewhat older:
http://dotpups.de/dotpups/Programming

I also would try a trick:
you could create a script /usr/bin/ruby

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#!/bin/bash

exit 0

Make it executable:
chmod 755 /usr/bin/ruby

Maybe this trick suppresses the error-message.

Mark

[ortloffa]

the ruby pup worked.

The xine plugin information for the xine sound system:
Name
xine Engine
Library
libamarok_xine-engine
Authors
Max Howell
Email
max.howell@methylblue.com
Version
1
Framework Version
25

[MU]

I had to use packages for slackware 10.1, as 10.2 is not available yet.
the amarok-xine is not included, also installing this one did not help:
http://packages.debian.org/stable/kde/amarok-xine

I will try to use the Amarok-package from KDE 3.5.4 tomorrow, as now I know that it works for you

Thanks for telling me your results, this gives me a idea how to proceed (after sleeeeping, 7.30 a.m. already)

Mark

[pdrito]

A lot of people like k3b and in the future (nearly bought some lightscribe disks yesterday) I for one will need what it plans to do.

Lightscribe is a CD DVD capacity to burn images onto special CD's in monochrome. Not all DVD's have this facility and there is no Linux facility for this (yet)

Is it worth having a k3b dotpup? This will make it an independent option

The work of Billcnz is remarkable. Thanks a lot for this piece of software.

1.- Complety AGREE with Lobster:
" Is it worth having a k3b dotpup. This will make it an independent option"

2.- How Billcnz make the magic ? (He put k3b and all his dependencies in a complety iso with no more than 87 MB !!!!!).

3.- To sorround the gxine problem, I install VLC player on Billcnz iso: live DVD puppy-2.10-opera-k3b.iso

Thanks to all you guys for this wonderfull distro.

[debernardis]

I would like very much a k3b puppy with only the needed dependencies, *without* the full kde environment. In my latest puplet I wanted k3b and installed a mini-kde from MU's recipe, but that is really bulky, and sports a lot of thing I don't need at all, like konqueror, kicker and many other k-starting stuff.

Billcnz: would you make a dotpup of it? Possibly a newer version? Thanks

[pdrito]

Meanwhile, I am preparing a new edition which drops the full mini-kde environment by MU, turning to the "bare" k3b plus selected libraries as created by Billcnz. This might make difficult to add other kde apps but renders the iso lighter and more "rational": kicker hidden under jwm was a horrible kludge, I must admit

Any luck debernardis ??

A lot of people like k3b and in the future (nearly bought some lightscribe disks yesterday) I for one will need what it plans to do.

Lightscribe is a CD DVD capacity to burn images onto special CD's in monochrome. Not all DVD's have this facility and there is no Linux facility for this (yet)

Is it worth having a k3b dotpup? This will make it an independent option

Any news Lobster ??

I would like very much a k3b puppy with only the needed dependencies, *without* the full kde environment. In my latest puplet I wanted k3b and installed a mini-kde from MU's recipe, but that is really bulky, and sports a lot of thing I don't need at all, like konqueror, kicker and many other k-starting stuff.

Billcnz: would you make a dotpup of it? Possibly a newer version? Thanks

Billcnz,
Do you realize that there are many people (me included) waiting for your answer ?
Please, please do the magic again. !!

[debernardis]

Meanwhile, I am preparing a new edition which drops the full mini-kde environment by MU, turning to the "bare" k3b plus selected libraries as created by Billcnz. This might make difficult to add other kde apps but renders the iso lighter and more "rational": kicker hidden under jwm was a horrible kludge, I must admit

Any luck debernardis ??

I would like very much a k3b puppy with only the needed dependencies, *without* the full kde environment. In my latest puplet I wanted k3b and installed a mini-kde from MU's recipe, but that is really bulky, and sports a lot of thing I don't need at all, like konqueror, kicker and many other k-starting stuff.

Billcnz: would you make a dotpup of it? Possibly a newer version? Thanks

Well, in the meantime, for rudypuppy070227 I remind I merely copied the /opt/kde directory from Billcnz's iso masterpiece, and it works indeed.
Still hope that Bill makes a new version! Billcnz are you there?