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exit

Posted: Sun 28 Apr 2013, 05:41
by elroy
I've decided to make an exit, much like jemimah chose to do, but I felt the need to at least "man-up" and explain my rational....
I've decided to remove myself from the Puppy Linux community at present . Both as a user and as a developer. I've thrown my hat in with Linux Mint as a full install (I'm using the Mate desktop, which is based on Gnome-2, and the newly released Debian Mint version as opposed to Mint's default Ubuntu release; I've chosen to use a USB rescue system that leverages Knoppix due to the fact that it also uses Debian as its base. And I've also remastered this to create a live DVD Knoppix version for secure banking purposes. For myself, persistent storage and banking shouldn't co-exist). It could be argued that Puppy-Precise could fill my need, but I've thrown my hat in with the current Linux norms, which include the systemd package and dependencies; I'm a firm believer in conventionality. While kmod is replacing module-init-tools in Puppy, and that's a good thing, the changes to Puppy are too slow for my personal preference. It may be that down the road I will have to revisit my decision due to changes made by Barry to the “official

Posted: Sun 28 Apr 2013, 07:25
by cthisbear
"I've decided to make an exit, much like jemimah chose to do,
but I felt the need to at least "man-up" and explain my rational.... "

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elroy...

But mate I've never posted on your Carolina project have I????

My aura of awfulness must be more potent then I ever hoped.

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Anyway mate; many people appreciated your efforts here.

Enjoy yourself elsewhere...and maybe just say hello here
when you feel up to it.

Cheers......mate.

Chris.

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Slipping away

Funny ...I was playing the record when I was posting..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQXl5KCqWAk

Posted: Sun 28 Apr 2013, 07:53
by elroy
cthisbear wrote:"I've decided to make an exit, much like jemimah chose to do,
but I felt the need to at least "man-up" and explain my rational.... "

""""""""""

elroy...

But mate I've never posted on your Carolina project have I????

My aura of awfulness must be more potent then I ever hoped.

""""""""""

Anyway mate; many people appreciated your efforts here.

Enjoy yourself elsewhere...and maybe just say hello here
when you feel up to it.

Cheers......mate.

Chris.

""""""

Slipping away

Funny ...I was playing the record when I was posting..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQXl5KCqWAk
Guess I could respond to that, but...nah...go "F" yourself.

"

Posted: Sun 28 Apr 2013, 10:14
by rg66
Well elroy, I'm really sorry to see you go and stop working on Carolina and I assume lite as well.

I have to say that I've learned a lot from you and really appreciate everything you've done for me and the puppy community as a whole. If it wasn't for you, geoffrey and "lina", I wouldn't have had all these ideas for crappy apps with messy code!

Lina-lite is my OS of choice as you well know, and I've even stopped using windows except for work!

Anyway, thanks for Carolina / lina-lite and everything else. I wish you well in whatever you decide to do and hopefully we can still chat once in a while.

ttyl, :wink:
Rod

Posted: Sun 28 Apr 2013, 12:19
by inoxidabile
Hi elroy,
How can I say? In the same time I'm happy for You :) because You are describing a great feel and energy, but I'm also sad :( because You did a lot of a great job.
I chose Carolina as OS / single install for one of my two pc and I hope this project will go on.
Anyway, please accept my wishes of good luck whatever will be Your direction! :wink:

Posted: Sun 28 Apr 2013, 12:43
by Marv
Just thanks, elroy.

I truly appreciate both your computer worldview and your hard careful work on Carolina. I've enjoyed working with you on the inner workins of it and will continue to use it as the solid solid solid base for my rescue machine systems while I fiddle with Archness on my 'newer' hardware.

Nuf said, Thanks again.

Posted: Mon 29 Apr 2013, 06:04
by Sage
PM, el.

Posted: Tue 30 Apr 2013, 00:04
by Geoffrey
Bye elroy, you will be missed, I hope your new ventures prove to be fruitful, I will catchup with you soon, Cheers mate.

I've added a few more new apps to the repo and updated others http://smokey01.com/carolina/pages/recent-repo.html

Re: Elroy

Posted: Tue 30 Apr 2013, 05:39
by umair
gcmartin wrote:@umair. Are you still having SAMBA issues?
hi gcmartin: I successfully install installed rcrsn51's samba-TNG. working fine. Now Can access the data from win7 machine. Now got an other strange problem. When I open file manager, it took 5 to 8 seconds to load and also the network which we access from pcman file manager, is disabled. When I tried to access network from the menu. I got the following error: Any Idea ???
Thnx in advance.

Re: Elroy

Posted: Tue 30 Apr 2013, 06:50
by rg66
umair wrote:Now got an other strange problem. When I open file manager, it took 5 to 8 seconds to load and also the network which we access from pcman file manager, is disabled. When I tried to access network from the menu. I got the following error: Any Idea ???
Thnx in advance.
Did you uninstall gvfs-smb by chance? This happened to me, when I uninstalled gvfs-smb it uninstalled some libs needed by gnutls. To fix this I reinstalled gnutls.

Re: Elroy

Posted: Tue 30 Apr 2013, 07:23
by umair
rg66 wrote: Did you uninstall gvfs-smb by chance? This happened to me, when I uninstalled gvfs-smb it uninstalled some libs needed by gnutls. To fix this I reinstalled gnutls.
rg66:
gvfs-smb is installed. I checked from repos.

Re: Elroy

Posted: Tue 30 Apr 2013, 08:40
by rg66
rg66:
gvfs-smb is installed. I checked from repos.
I got the exact same thing, network removed from file manager side pane and the same error message. Sounds like a network app was uninstalled and it removed some needed dependencies.

Posted: Tue 30 Apr 2013, 10:35
by inoxidabile
Hi, I would say that it seems quite similar to a bug I've seen in xubuntu having Thunar.
Unfortunately, it is still present and at the time being there are only few workaround.

Carolina - 0.0.7-rc

Posted: Fri 03 May 2013, 10:39
by Geoffrey
Carolina - 0.0.7-rc
has been uploaded to the repo for testing, due to the changes that have been made there is no delta file.

Hopefully there shouldn't be to many bugs, though as it is built from 005 the hardware issues that some have had will still remain.

Download link see the first post.

R7

Posted: Fri 03 May 2013, 11:42
by einar
Thank you :)

is new iso OK

Posted: Fri 03 May 2013, 13:40
by Minnesota
Is the new ISO OK?
I downloaded on my phone, it would not boot when cut to a CD. I tried twice burning using Nero. Tried booting on two different boxes.

I next downloaded from a different computer. Burned same problem.

I checked Msum appears correct. I burned with a slacko. Still will not boot.

Thanks for checking.

Re: is new iso OK

Posted: Fri 03 May 2013, 14:22
by Geoffrey
Minnesota wrote:Is the new ISO OK?
I downloaded on my phone, it would not boot when cut to a CD. I tried twice burning using Nero. Tried booting on two different boxes.

I next downloaded from a different computer. Burned same problem.

I checked Msum appears correct. I burned with a slacko. Still will not boot.

Thanks for checking.
Sorry about that the ISO was missing it's boot record, uploading a new one.

is new iso OK

Posted: Fri 03 May 2013, 15:43
by Minnesota
Geoffrey wrote:
Sorry about that the ISO was missing it's boot record, uploading a new one.
No problem glad we found it....

It is snowing again! Yes literally. OH well.

LIFE :)

still no goq

Posted: Fri 03 May 2013, 21:07
by Minnesota
Downloaded twice, again on phone and desktop...

Getting image checksum error when isolinux runs.

:(((((

At least mist rain, snow stopped :). 35 degrees.

Posted: Fri 03 May 2013, 21:35
by yr1945
same problem here with burning iso to cd... however, frugal install works quite well...