Bruce B,

You rock!

ritz

Hey, we need a Content page!

EDIT:

Bruce B wrote: I liked the dir command. If I wanted to see all the directories and only
directories, I could type 'dir /ad'

Why not

It only makes sense if you flame knowing "Why?". From what I see, you guys are trying to put out a fire with oil. The common phrase usage would be "putting out fire with gasoline". (A famous song by David Bowie from the movie "Cat People") Oh, haha, That will work too :D First time hearing that ...

puppy 0.2 continues to elude us...

I think that what is more important, is the question is "Why?". It only makes sense if you flame knowing "Why?". From what I see, you guys are trying to put out a fire with oil. From my experience, using oil to put out fire is not very effective, the only way to do so is use TONS of oil to deprive ...

Another useful command is "mkdir -p" mkdir= Make directory -p = Make the parent file if it doesn't exist. So, i want to make a directory /mnt/sda1/lupu52/backup/2010 mkdir -p /mnt/sda1/lupu52/backup/2010 Instead of making a dir, enter it, make another dir, enter it. Also, if you keep making some ...

This is not intended to be a complete programming introduction, it was meant to help people solve a problem they might have. As for the preceding "./" I did not want to be confusing people this early in the game ( "./" and "/" would look a bit too similar to me, at a glance, if I were a beginner ...

for i in `ls *.deb` do undeb $i shift done http://mywiki.wooledge.org/ParsingLs http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashPitfalls#for_i_in_.24.28ls_.2A.mp3.29 so.... for i in *.deb do undeb "$i" #It is a good habit to quote variables. shift done Also, for usr/bin/zynaddsubfx you can also use ./usr/bin ...

Oh, i somehow missed that. I only saw it after i posted.

I was going to edit my post but you replied too fast

Wow, i like this idea.

Could you make a feature perhaps to add .pe(s)t to an existing sfs file?

add this into /boot/grub/grub.cfg

edit it... duh hd0,1 = sda1/hda1

hd0,2 = sda2/hda2

etc.

Added "how to make shutdown wait for tar/cp" in the second post.
This way, we can do without gtk-dialog splash.

Then it will be really automatic and in the background!


EDIT: 14/4/2011
Blah, i still cant make a good GUI.

Anyone else want to do it?

I did something like this a while back. The howto is floating around here somewhere. That was when I had a big, valuable pupsave (full of emails and so forth). Now I have a small pupsave and all personal stuff is saved outside of it. I back up the pupsave once and then forget it. Easy to recover ...

Wow, you actually manage to take a pictue of thier house in the background. I wonder what the sheeps are for... you could have gone closer and take a better picture of their house instead of zooming out and including some random sheeps in the photo. http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/822/sheepfg.jpg

I like this. cp /usr/local/PupSnap/pupsnap2.rc /usr/local/PupSnap/pupsnap.rc will easily solve the conf problem. I found typing in file name every time troublesome so i did this if [ "$FILENAME"= "" ] then FILENAME=picture fi num=1 while [ -f "$FOLDERNAME""$FILENAME"."$FILETYPE" ] do FILENAME ...

I like this. cp /usr/local/PupSnap/pupsnap2.rc /usr/local/PupSnap/pupsnap.rc will easily solve the conf problem. I found typing in file name every time troublesome so i did this if [ "$FILENAME"= "" ] then FILENAME=picture fi num=1 while [ -f "$FOLDERNAME""$FILENAME"."$FILETYPE" ] do FILENAME ...

tuxtoo, i loved it. Look nice

The method I used to learn to make a GUI was to study the program mtpaintsnapshot.sh which is installed in most Puppies. I rewrote the program to localize it http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=496476#496476 You should take a look at my timer program http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy ...

double post. sorry

A very simple GUI for changing themes for geany. I included the themes i found on geany's website. If you want to add your own theme, just put the files into a folder and put it into /usr/share/geany/ This GUI uses yad which you can find here. http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=58306 ...

aarf, thanks ---- Can someone with skill i can only dream of make a GUI. Something that allows the user to input all the values. Then it will edit theshutdown script and make a script in /root/Startup accordingly? Such a GUI will be a great addition to puppy. :D perhaps you could interest zigbert ...