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#16 Post by dejan555 »

Weechat updated to 0.3.1: weechat-0.3.1-i486-dpup.pet
Compiled without libiconv dependencies.

@gposil, have you looked @ my code for packaging^^ , can this be done?
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#17 Post by gposil »

dejan555 wrote:Weechat updated to 0.3.1: weechat-0.3.1-i486-dpup.pet
Compiled without libiconv dependencies.

@gposil, have you looked @ my code for packaging^^ , can this be done?
Done and in Dpup repo

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#18 Post by dejan555 »

Cool.

BTW I though if code I posted on previous page can be modified for making dpup pets.
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#19 Post by gposil »

dejan555 wrote:Cool.

BTW I though if code I posted on previous page can be modified for making dpup pets.
Here's the new dpup spec file

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#20 Post by dejan555 »

OK, I thought this is going to be harder but here's my personal simplified version of dir2pet 8)

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#!/bin/sh
FOLDR=$(basename "$1")
echo "Making dotpet out of $FOLDR"
cd "$1"
VER=`echo $FOLDR | sed 's/[^-]*-//'`
NAME=`echo $FOLDR | sed 's/'"-$VER"'//'`
echo "$FOLDR|$NAME|$VER|BuildingBlock||pet_packages-5|$FOLDR.pet|||debian|lenny|5|" > pet.specs
cd ..
tar -cf "$FOLDR.tar" "$FOLDR"
gzip "$FOLDR.tar"
tgz2pet "$FOLDR.tar.gz"
echo Finished 

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#21 Post by gposil »

Here's a nice game for Dpup --- Alienblaster

http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/dis ... 1-dpup.pet

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#22 Post by dejan555 »

most GTK themes segfault even when I comment those additional engines they use, I remember I could apply them without segfaults though on 4.1. Anyway I made a puppy compatible GTK theme Slikness Black-alike:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 515#388515

Who likes dark themes try it...
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#23 Post by Eyes-Only »

Hi Guy,

Seeing that you'd like to know what apps installed into Dpup-484 work as well ( mine is beta3 as I never did bother to upgrade to b4... having too much fun mate! ), I installed the following from "PPM-Debian-Lenny":

Blackbox-0.70.1
Fluxbox-1.0.0
Netsurf-1.2

These have worked flawlessly and without errors straight from the Debian-Lenny repo. Plus the PPM handled the necessary dependencies as well. I did need to create a "startblackbox" exe file in "/usr/bin" for Blackbox but that's par for the course.

Added to this: I installed my own bbdock from a Playdayz .pet file - can't recall the version ATM - but that works excellent too. Plus I've added "wmweather+" from another Debian-based distro and all the dependencies ( by doing "ldd" in CLI on the exe, yada, yada... ). Works perfect with the bbdock! :)

Let me think ( dangerous assuredly! )... Oh yeah! And the most important for me of all: I immediately added to the mixture before anything else MU's compile of "XFE-1.19.2, plus XFE apps and FOXlibs dependencies" ( which I believe he compiled upon Slacky-12 but works great here! ). I always install this first into any distro as I use it for installing software from .tar.gz files, sometimes .pets ( it comes with a .pet installer ).

There have been assorted and sundry other items here and there thrown into the stew as well such as gtk engines ( from Debian-Lenny and others ), themes, "small stuff", all which has been working/chugging along on this computer as happily as if it had brains. :D I guess this is one of the 1,001 reasons why I'm so thrilled with Dpup!

Keep up the fantabulous work Guy and others, please! I am anxiously awaiting the final - hope I'm still around by then!

Amicalement/Cheers!

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#24 Post by dejan555 »

I installed World of Goo demo deb. from their official site. With dri lib installed works like a charm. :)
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#25 Post by dejan555 »

New version of weechat available:
This version fixes crashes with SSL connection and purge of old DCC chats. It is recommended to upgrade from 0.3.1 to 0.3.1.1 for all users.
Here's pet for dpup:
weechat-0.3.1.1-i486-dpup.pet
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#26 Post by Eyes-Only »

I've been trying like crazy to get technosaurus' .pet of Midori to work in several differing versions of Puppy and it's been a no-go for me. Since I've had today mainly for a "play day" I've been here in Dpup all the day long just having a bonafide blast!

I got Conky ( my own version installed - not the one used in Pwidgets I guess? ) going easily. I just use that basically to keep track of my partition stats, CPU/RAM, kernel versions, and sundry items. To make sure that I have a background behind it I normally bring over "bsetbg" and "Esetroot" - they worked great ( of course! ).

Then I happened to remember, "Oh yeah! I've got the Ubuntu repos here! Let's try Midori!" Scanning through the PPM I failed to find Midori which I thought rather odd? So I went over to Debian-Testing and grabbed version 1.8.10 I think it was? I likewise did a cursory check for several .debs that Midori depended upon that aren't in Dpup ( like "libwebkit.so" and such ) and grabbed a few of them.

To make a long story short - I'm posting this from a truly beautiful and fully-operational version of Midori straight from Debian-Testing into Dpup that didn't take long to install at all. :)

Isn't having this much fun illegal in the USA? LOL!

I LOVE THIS PUPPY!!!

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#27 Post by Béèm »

Eyes-Only wrote: I LOVE THIS PUPPY!!!

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Content de te lire.
Oui puppy (toutou) est adorable. :wink:
Time savers:
Find packages in a snap and install using Puppy Package Manager (Menu).
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Use peppyy's [url=http://wellminded.com/puppy/pupsearch.html]puppysearch[/url]

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#28 Post by gerry »

Installed IsoMaster from Lenny repository. Works perfectly.

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#29 Post by dejan555 »

Suggestion: Instead of having three different media players (MPLAYER/ BMP / OGLE DVD PLAYER) maybe leave only mplayer, drop other two and compile this new Enna media player frontend for mplayer which is very powerfull player itself.
dpup would be super cool with that 8) , dunno if it would add a lot of dependencies though but if beep media player and ogle striped I guess it would save some space.
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#30 Post by gerry »

I tried to install Epiphany-Gecko from the Lenny repo. It permanently crashed the Package Manager.

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#31 Post by gerry »

I tried to install Google-Chrome browser Debian/Ubuntu package from Google. Installed, no missings deps, but no menu entry, and when I tried to run it from the terminal it did not run, I got a message about wrong version number.

Uninstalled it. Next.....

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#32 Post by dejan555 »

There's working chrome for dpup on dpup.org
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#33 Post by gerry »

Actually....... I've got this itch to try things directly from the Debian (and other .deb) repos, just to see what works without needing Puppification. I've just tried Chrome in Jemima's pupeee, and don't like it. So if Firefox starts being temperamental again, I'll go for Seamonkey.

Incidentally, it seems Debian have dropped Ice-Ape (=Seamonkey) from the Lenny repo.

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#34 Post by gerry »

I installed the Seamonkey 2 beta2 pet from the 5d repo at the Petstore. Worked ok, but current Adblock plus is incompatible- even though it should be ok for Seamonkey 2. But not for 2b2.
I uninstalled that, and installed Seamonkey 2.0 final from the Puppy 4 repo at Petstore. That's ok.

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#35 Post by stu90 »

Retrovol 0.4 volume control works.

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