Tmxxine Vision - now available
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The fixup dotpet which rerwin has made and posted in the
Dingo alpha6 feedback/bugs
thread also is needed for 'Vision'
Also, freememapplet in the system tray when right-clicked on does not bring up the partition freespace et cetera menu.
Aside from these two petty qualms, it is pretty and the speed when run from live-CD on a P3-900 with 256MB of RAM is impressive.
Dingo alpha6 feedback/bugs
thread also is needed for 'Vision'
Also, freememapplet in the system tray when right-clicked on does not bring up the partition freespace et cetera menu.
Aside from these two petty qualms, it is pretty and the speed when run from live-CD on a P3-900 with 256MB of RAM is impressive.
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thanks for the feedback guys
next beta Virtual Buddhist Shrine ISO, which will sanctify and bless your hardware . . . now available
117 MB version using NOP 3.01r5
http://www.tmxxine.com/shrine3/vision-feb-14.iso
Tmxxine Vision Beta (still needs setting up and configuring before running shrine)
more info here
the info is important as the autostart is not working yet
and theYAP program is here
usr/local/yapfeb14
http://tmxxine.com/wik/wikka.php?wakka= ... xineVision
next beta Virtual Buddhist Shrine ISO, which will sanctify and bless your hardware . . . now available
117 MB version using NOP 3.01r5
http://www.tmxxine.com/shrine3/vision-feb-14.iso
Tmxxine Vision Beta (still needs setting up and configuring before running shrine)
more info here
the info is important as the autostart is not working yet
and theYAP program is here
usr/local/yapfeb14
http://tmxxine.com/wik/wikka.php?wakka= ... xineVision
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Not trying to discourage you, Ed! I infinitely prefer the spare, minimalistic "simple original Puppy menu" look of the alpha-5 version! It feels good to not have to drag the save window up and to the left, just to see the Save button every time I save a webpage! It just needs the usual wrench work of an alpha, that's all.
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Trying very hard to understand what you are referring to . . .
The image with the 5 elements is not part of the menu. It is
a concentration exercise
. . . a flash file running in Opera
Is that what you are referring to?
You can run it from any browser here . . .
http://www.tmxxine.com/shrine3/elements.swf
The next Vision version is likely to use Phoenix, Lassie (Puppy Community Editions)
or Dingo (Puppy 4) and as soon as I work out how to do a .pet
- the dir2pet command is not working for some reason
(forget how or why at the moment)
I will release YAP which is the main component of Vision and about 18MB
as soon as the .pet or .pup creation method returns to my addled mind
Maybe I need to do some memory enhancement meditations?
YAP should now run on most types of 2-4 series Puppies
The image with the 5 elements is not part of the menu. It is
a concentration exercise
. . . a flash file running in Opera
Is that what you are referring to?
You can run it from any browser here . . .
http://www.tmxxine.com/shrine3/elements.swf
The next Vision version is likely to use Phoenix, Lassie (Puppy Community Editions)
or Dingo (Puppy 4) and as soon as I work out how to do a .pet
- the dir2pet command is not working for some reason
(forget how or why at the moment)
I will release YAP which is the main component of Vision and about 18MB
as soon as the .pet or .pup creation method returns to my addled mind
Maybe I need to do some memory enhancement meditations?
YAP should now run on most types of 2-4 series Puppies
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this is in Alpha and may be the base for a new Visiondarrelljon wrote:I'm quite excited about a Buddhist puplet.
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/ZeN
I also notice a Buddhapup puplet with the only
connection to Buddhism being the use of the Enlightenment Window manager
I actually knew the Buddha when he was a blade of grass
'You're milk', I said at the time (I was a cow)
Meanwhile for the excitable . . .
remember the words of the original Jedi
in the Diamond Sutra:
' All phenomena are like;
A dream, an illusion, a bubble and a shadow;
Like dew and lightening flash;
Thus should you meditate upon them.'
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I'm not trying to be a smart butt, and I don't mean to insult anyone. I'm genuinely confused.
Is this a serious project? If it is, what's it for? I could understand the need to sanctify and bless your hardware if you're running the big B's OS, but does a Linux box really need cleansing and divine approval to work well?
Please understand I know nothing about Buddhism. I was just curious.
Is this a serious project? If it is, what's it for? I could understand the need to sanctify and bless your hardware if you're running the big B's OS, but does a Linux box really need cleansing and divine approval to work well?
Please understand I know nothing about Buddhism. I was just curious.
"In a world that exists without walls and fences, who needs Windows and Gates?"
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Me too.I'm not trying to be a smart butt, and I don't mean to insult anyone. I'm genuinely confused.
. . . it might be a human condition . . .
Certainly not.Is this a serious project?
Perhaps if I explain it this way . . .If it is, what's it for? I could understand the need to sanctify and bless your hardware if you're running the big B's OS, but does a Linux box really need cleansing and divine approval to work well?
Everything that one interacts with, even ones method of interacting
is an extension of the self.
I do use Linux Tmxxine Vision as a focus of meditation.
A virtual shrine all set up is very inspiring (for me)
After all if a mere laptop without a hard drive can chant
and display images that are pleasing there must be hope for me . . .
Knowing Nothing or No Thing is an exalted state in Buddhism.Please understand I know nothing about Buddhism. I was just curious.
Many of us aspire to it.
It is alluded to in this play "The importance of Being Earnest"
Lady Bracknell: I have always been of the opinion that a man who desires to get married should know either everything or nothing. Which do you know?
Jack: I know nothing, Lady Bracknell.
Lady Bracknell: I am pleased to hear it. I do not approve of anything that tampers with natural ignorance. Ignorance is like a very delicate exotic fruit. Touch it and the bloom is gone. The whole theory of modern education is radically unsound. Fortunately, in England at any rate, education produces no effect whatsoever. If it did, it would prove a serious danger to the upper classes, and probably lead to acts of violence in Grosvenor's Square.
Got it.
So the more ignorant I am, the better off I am. I certainly agree with that. No matter how much knowledge humans get, it seems they tend to use it in the worst possible way.
To quote whoever said it, "You can't fix stupid."
So the more ignorant I am, the better off I am. I certainly agree with that. No matter how much knowledge humans get, it seems they tend to use it in the worst possible way.
To quote whoever said it, "You can't fix stupid."
"In a world that exists without walls and fences, who needs Windows and Gates?"
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Curing ignorance is one of the goals of Buddhism.sketchman wrote: "You can't fix stupid."
http://tmxxine.com/y/wikka.php?wakka=Sa ... Negativity
meanwhile a potential Puppy base is emerging for Vision
Zen is in Alpha
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/ZeN
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So, let me get this straight.
I'm beginning to think one of the goals of Buddhism, is to become as confused as possible. In which case, I think I'm already half converted. Or perhaps I'm not converted at all. Perhaps I don't know if I'm converted or not. How do I know if I know?
I think I just blew a synapse. It tickles.
butCuring ignorance is one of the goals of Buddhism.
So, you aspire to have an ailment that you're trying to remedy?Knowing Nothing or No Thing is an exalted state in Buddhism.
Many of us aspire to it.
I'm beginning to think one of the goals of Buddhism, is to become as confused as possible. In which case, I think I'm already half converted. Or perhaps I'm not converted at all. Perhaps I don't know if I'm converted or not. How do I know if I know?
I think I just blew a synapse. It tickles.
"In a world that exists without walls and fences, who needs Windows and Gates?"
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Perhaps also trying a cure without an ailmentsketchman wrote: So, you aspire to have an ailment that you're trying to remedy?
Too much thought
Not enough thinking without thought . . .
here is a brief Buddhist intro
http://tmxxine.com/y/wikka.php?wakka=BuddhistPhilosophy
Drooling.Lobster wrote: meanwhile a potential Puppy base is emerging for Vision
Zen is in Alpha
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/ZeN
My cousin had asked for a customized version of Puppy and she too is Buddhist. Vision has inspired me to work on an alpha on 3.01.
The graphics you have in Vision are very nice. Great job - and thanks for the inspiration, Bodhisattva Lobster.
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[size=75]"Whatever is subject to origination is all subject to cessation." - [i]Kutthi Sutta[/i].
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A new version of YAP will be available shortly, which you can include / modify
http://tmxxine.com/wik/wikka.php?wakka=YapInfo
http://tmxxine.com/wik/wikka.php?wakka=YapInfo
Awesome! Thank you.Lobster wrote:A new version of YAP will be available shortly, which you can include / modify
http://tmxxine.com/wik/wikka.php?wakka=YapInfo
[size=75]"Whatever is subject to origination is all subject to cessation." - [i]Kutthi Sutta[/i].
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YAP is awesome! Thanks for your work.Lobster wrote:
NEW YAP now available 35MB
Added Shingon Shinobi hand mudra routine
http://tmxxine.com/yap/yap.tgz
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How to modify the base code to your own requirements can be found here:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 153#185153
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 153#185153