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wanderer · Joined: 20 Oct 2007 Posts: 1119

downloaded
burned to disc
changed to jwm (my fav)
set up a save file
posting from it now

looks great

many thanks

wanderer

Keef · Joined: 20 Dec 2007 Posts: 997 Location: Staffordshire

Did a manual frugal install.... to an ext4 partition. Should have known better.
Tried again on a newly formatted small ext2 partition and all is well.

ttuuxxx · Posted: Sat 03 Sep 2016, 16:47 Post subject:

Keef · Joined: 20 Dec 2007 Posts: 997 Location: Staffordshire

ttuuxxx

Rebooted with no savefile.
Pwireless still does not connect - I always thought it could not handle WPA/WPA2?

The new pns_tool pet works correctly.

I downloaded the latest JWM (from GiHub), just to see what happened. Found out you need to run

ttuuxxx · Posted: Sat 03 Sep 2016, 20:00 Post subject:

mcewanw · Joined: 16 Aug 2007 Posts: 3200

I have always generally liked JWM, particularly because of the low resources used for so much power. However, if an app such as Firefox is minimised in Openbox I like that you can drag and drop an html file from Filemanager onto the taskbar minimised Firefox icon and Firefox then pops up displaying that file.

I don't think JWM can do that, hence I tend to prefer Openbox. Or is there a newer JWM that can do that or a JWM configuration that results in that additional functionality?

Yes, I hate when a new desktop appears when moving over to screen edge, but I don't mind vanishing taskbar as long as that capability is configurable.

What I particularly like about JWM, however, is that it comes with taskbar and panels code built-in.

William

ttuuxxx · Posted: Sat 03 Sep 2016, 21:36 Post subject:

Here's a pet of the missing icons for the JWM (tabble) control panel Smile

plus Viewnior

mcewanw · Joined: 16 Aug 2007 Posts: 3200

What I particularly like about JWM, however, is that it comes with taskbar and panels code built-in. Main thing I don't think it has (!) is easy ability to generate menus via xdg?? Seems to be a lot of scripted or manual configuartion required though I don't know much about how dynamically generated menus work, so I may well be completely wrong about JWM capabilities in that direction.

Good to hear it continues to be used and developed though.

William

Robert123 · Joined: 20 May 2016 Posts: 374 Location: Pacific

With regards to numlock on my T42 there is still a problem I have disabled numlock in my bios. No other pup does this.

cthisbear · Joined: 29 Jan 2006 Posts: 4489 Location: Sydney Australia

" Couldn't get wifi to work straight off (WPA2 problems), but installed pns_tools (the CLI network tool that 01Micko adapted from Porteus)
and that worked.

Downloaded the devx pet and converted it to an SFS. Loaded and
working after a reboot. "

Pity someone could not make Pet out of this and maybe see if restarting
the desktop would enable it.

ttuuxxx...good to see you back.

I gave Slackoff a whirl last week...still a goodie.

http://smokey01.com/ttuuxxx/Slackoff/

I had to take quite a few pcs to the recyclers weeks ago
as I couldn't give them away....Shame ..shame moment.

It would be good to see if you do a hook up with John Biles
to produce a Super Puppy Legacy.

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=106930&sid=684088572abc18497b2669598b7d784d

All the best....Chris.

Robert123 · Joined: 20 May 2016 Posts: 374 Location: Pacific

James C · Joined: 26 Mar 2009 Posts: 6734 Location: Kentucky

Top 11 live before a quick a full install. Everything working on initial boot,

James C · Joined: 26 Mar 2009 Posts: 6734 Location: Kentucky

Successful full install,,,,,,

ttuuxxx · Posted: Sun 04 Sep 2016, 14:11 Post subject:

Robert123 · Joined: 20 May 2016 Posts: 374 Location: Pacific

I'll report back tonight. Thankyou.