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GuestToo
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Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 4078
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Posted: Fri 16 Sep 2005, 00:05 Post subject:
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DotPup Handler 0.0.2
(the script that runs when you click a dotpup)
To uninstall, click this dotpup again
minor modifications to version 0.0.1:
I added Always, Never buttons, so you can configure it to run in quiet mode, like Lobster's DotPup Handler
it saves the config options in /etc/dotpup/
i removed -geometry when calling xmessage, gxmessage
there might be bugs, but it seems to work ok
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DotPup Handler 0.0.2
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dotpup002.pup |
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Lobster
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Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 15109 Location: Paradox Realm
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Posted: Tue 20 Sep 2005, 03:09 Post subject:
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One of the things I notice (I think with this version too) is dotpups are saved in wherever I last saved a file - which could be nearly anywhere . . .
So I have to hunt them out
A sensible default download location might be my-roxapps or my-applications? Is that a reasonable possibility? Then I know where they are - or perhaps when the dotpup is downloading it could tell me where it is off too . . . or offer to go there and install?
Just some thoughts
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GuestToo
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Posted: Tue 20 Sep 2005, 03:45 Post subject:
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| Quote: | | dotpups are saved in wherever I last saved a file |
this is nothing to do with dotpups
this is how your browser (or whatever you use to download files) is setup
you can configure Firefox to always download to a particular folder, if you like ... for example, /root or /tmp or my-documents/downloads ... i guess Mozilla is similar, i don't use it much because i find the interface is awkward and clunky ... the Firefox download manager will tell you where each file you downloaded is, if you right click the file and click Properties
you can setup a mime file association in your browser for .pup files ... so when you click a link to a .pup file, it automatically Opens With your choice of program ... for example, you can set it to automatically Open With Rox ... if you do that, when you click a .pup link, it won't ask, it will immediately download it and run the .pup as if you had clicked it in a Rox window ... i think that it would be a little too convenient if the default Puppy was setup that way
from the first time i thought of the dotpup idea, i thought of using internet browsers like Firefox (or Opera or Mozilla or Dillo or Elinks) and html web pages and rox for the interface ... why reinvent the wheel and try to write a gui program to do the same thing a browser does already (and better than i could write it)
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Lobster
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Posted: Tue 20 Sep 2005, 04:32 Post subject:
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Thanks for the explanation
I rarely look for causes . . . just report the experience. I do use Mozilla - maybe the default download can be changed - adoption of the Dotpup_Downloader would also bypass this experience . . .
Thanks again
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