There is Gnoise:greengeek wrote:Maybe a basic audio recording program? (Is there a GTK1 version of something like mhwaveedit??). And a basic audio player.
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#include "libc.h" //using my own libc, you'll need to modify this
int main(int argc, char *const *argv){
int fd = open((argv[1])?argv[1]:"/dev/sr0", 04000);
if (fd < 0) return(-1);
char *out[]={ "Error\n",
"no disc\n",
"tray open\n",
"drive not ready\n",
"disc inserted\n",
0};
int status=ioctl(fd, 0x5326, 2147483647 );
if (status<1 || status >4) status=0;
write(1,out[status],strlen(out[status]));
close(fd);
return 0;
}
Not all programming languages are created equally.. Awk is great at processing formatted text (such as flat file databases). Shell is good for connecting together other programs that operate on pipes and some data manipulation but lacks the ability to interact directly with libraries (gtk-server can help with this). C is good for low level hardware and creating "shivs" for the missing pieces of other programming languages. Javascript is the only standardized option for in-browser programming. Lua and tcl fall in between C and shell and are small enough to embed with the ability to add bindings for other libraries.mistfire wrote:We must standardize the puppy linux development. we must select one programming languages and toolkit as default development tool for puppy to make it developer friendly.
Because there is currently no resilient wheel with built-in mechanical regenerative shock absorption that uses efficient, space-saving, user-changeable-with-common-hand-tools spare non-pneumatic tires... but feel free to keep driving your flintstone mobiles, they'll still work on the same roads.linuxcbon wrote:@technosaurus why do you need to reinvent the wheel
Remember, if you're going to use anything under ~3.8 you need to handle firmware loading.Iguleder wrote:I think it's time for integration work - I'll try to create a fake Slackware repository from these packages and let Woof download them.
It should be fairly easy to build a hybrid Puppy with a 64 bit kernel and static, 32 bit user mode that can be shared with a 32 bit "retro" kernel (2.6.32).
Improvments: Small things - like file-browsing dialog usability, too-much grey by default, weird looking button elements, etc. Little tweaks here and there is all it needs - I just wonder if it is effort worth putting elsewhere - like say in optimising the "re-thought-out" newer software-designs of the newer releases.
Most of those are "grab another theme".darkcity wrote:other improvements for gtk1 suggested on the /r/linuxactionshowImprovments: Small things - like file-browsing dialog usability, too-much grey by default, weird looking button elements, etc. Little tweaks here and there is all it needs - I just wonder if it is effort worth putting elsewhere - like say in optimising the "re-thought-out" newer software-designs of the newer releases.
You have Thinice, Eazel, and Xenophilia, but not (afaict) lighthouseblue, industrial, or mist (not sure about gtk-smooth-engine, either).amigo wrote:Any link for the 'linuxactionshow' you mentioned?
Thanks for the link to your ppa -trying to figure out if you have anything there that I'm missing here:
http://distro.ibiblio.org/amigolinux/download/
. Could not init font path element /usr/share/fonts/truetype/, removing from list!
ratpoison:main.c:602: error: X doesn't seem to support your locale.
ratpoison:main.c:540: error: ratpoison: Cannot load font *-terminus-medium-*-14-*.
ratpoison:main.c:544: error: ratpoison: Cannot load backup font * . You lose.
waiting for X server to shut down
I'm referring to the subject of this thread; specifically, the GTK1 version you mentioned, which I've partly gotten building.amigo wrote:@Ibidem, "cheatah/xsword" What I have there is cheetah, not cheatah. IIRC, cheetah is a crude GTK1 browser with its' own html engine. Glad you mentioned it though as it made me grab a couple of versions I was missing. It was a brave attempt, alas...
"gpppwrap, I have gpppon" If I remember, those two look really similar -as if one was a hack of the other, or such. I used the one that would compile for me but still have the other sources around... somewhere here...
