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don570
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#61 Post by don570 »

A suggestion to KuLuSz

The help button uses Xdialog which is the simplest method,
but be sure to put an ampersand character (&) at the end so that gtkdialog window
isn't affected.

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<button><label>Help</label><input file stock="gtk-info"></input><action>Xdialog --title "DC URI calc help" ......... 0 0  &</action></button>

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#62 Post by wiak »

wex - Screen Recorder program (can also be used for audio record only, webcam record, or Screen record):

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=107905 (maintained now by wiak)

weav: same link as above (also maintained)

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#63 Post by nocsak »

Greetings to all!

This time I would talk about a problem, which is generally noticed under the LXDE Pups I've ever tried. Maybe it should belong to a more specific topic, but the final result is a gtkdialog shell script, so I decided to write here instead. The problem is:

If I mount an ISO8859-2 FAT32 Pendrive on LXPups, then it shows the accented characters of filenames as a strange symbols, near like x-es. So
later I decided to write a script to solve this problem. This problem is also appear when I use savefile in frugal mode, and the FAT32 Pendrive mounted automatically into the system it shows up also the strange symbols of the accented characters in filenames if the Pendrive has. So after, with help of KuLuSz, I decided to write a gtkdialog script to make the corrected mount procedure more user friendly. The solution was that to use -o option at mount command, and after define the character sets and codepage to mount to, and to mount from. Look like this:

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mount -o iocharset=iso8859-2,utf8,codepage=852 /dev/sdb1 /mnt/sdb1

And my favorite puplet is an LXPup as well, so that is why I would do this.
To solve this problem in frugal mode at boot, where the source filesystem of the savefile is also this vfat Pendrive, I had to edit the initrd
so at this time my remastered LXpup is able to boot with the above described method correctly the iso8859-2 Pendrives in this way too.
However this script is for iso8859-2 and codepage 852, the idea maybe useful for different languages.


(Place the script into /usr/sbin or /usr/bin to get the Reload button work, as mount_32 removed the .gz extension. Change permission to be able to run if necessary.)
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#64 Post by KuLuSz »

don570 wrote:A suggestion to KuLuSz

The help button uses Xdialog which is the simplest method,
but be sure to put an ampersand character (&) at the end so that gtkdialog window
isn't affected.

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<button><label>Help</label><input file stock="gtk-info"></input><action>Xdialog --title "DC URI calc help" ......... 0 0  &</action></button>
Thank you don , i will try keep this info :)
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#65 Post by greengeek »

Hi disciple - this post on page 1 of the thread needs updating if possible - currently linking to pzombie instead of yassm.
cheers!

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#66 Post by Clif McIrvin »

greengeek wrote:
Hi disciple - this post on page 1 of the thread needs updating if possible - currently linking to pzombie instead of yassm.
cheers!
Perhaps this is the desired link:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=63090

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#67 Post by fredx181 »

Markdown to HTML
Perhaps useful for some :?:

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#68 Post by disciple »

Clif McIrvin wrote:
greengeek wrote:
Hi disciple - this post on page 1 of the thread needs updating if possible - currently linking to pzombie instead of yassm.
cheers!
Perhaps this is the desired link:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=63090
Thanks guys; only just saw your posts.
Do you know a good gtkdialog program? Please post a link here

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#69 Post by d4rkn1ght »

Bump!!

Great thread! 8) Keep them coming! :mrgreen:

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#70 Post by KuLuSz »

Dunst setup gui - Setup of Dunst ( desktop notifications )
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#71 Post by disciple »

Do you know a good gtkdialog program? Please post a link here

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#72 Post by disciple »

Do you know a good gtkdialog program? Please post a link here

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