The symlink /etc/xdg/rox.sourceforge.net/URI/file doesn't seem to work. Don't know why, but it should be easy to fix. Maybe something in /etc/xdg/rox.sourceforge.net/MIME-types/.

The first thing I thought of was to put a line in xdg-open to show exactly what was being passed to xdg-open, like echo "$@" >> /tmp/xdg-open.log but the rox error message in the first post showed the file name, without file://. But it MUST have :// in the name for oldaolgeezer's method to...

a file could have the characters %20 in the name. This might work better. Replace: *) exec rox "$1" with: test -f "$1" && exec rox "$1" exec rox "$(echo "$1"|sed "s/%20/ /g")" If the file exists, it opens it with rox (which does the...

Calibre is replacing all spaces in the filename with %20. a quick workaround could be to replace: *) exec rox "$1" with: exec rox "$(echo "$1"|sed "s/%20/ /g")" in the file xdg-open. This might affect other programs that use xdg-open. Or not. By the way, there...

init in the initrd.gz file is what needs editing. You can copy initrd,gz to /root and type: edit-initramfs -x initrd.gz There should be a dir /root/initrd-expanded. Inside the dir is a file named init. Line 154 is ntfs-3g $MNT_DEV $MNT_DIR -o umask=0,no_def_opts,noatime,rw,force,silent After you edi...

I think /sbin/init mounts /mnt/home. I don't remember whether you need to edit /sbin/init in the initrd file or whether editing /sbin/init directly would work. If I save a webpage from Firefox to read offline, the filename often contains a : or a ? which Windows does not like. I can edit the filenam...

If there is a rox window showing /mnt/sda2 and that dir is deleted, for example, from another rox window or using rmdir, then the window showning /mnt/sda2 will close. If the dir /mnt/sda2 exists, then rox will continue to display it whether a file system is mounted on it or not. Dirs in /mnt are or...

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If I press ctrl+alt+F3 it displays something like: puppypc105374login: If I enter "root" without the quote marks it displays: Password: If I type the default password "woofwoof" without the quotes, it seems to work properly. If you don't get the login prompt, pressing ctrl+D migh...

quote: what i do want is to have the panel displaying on the main laptop screen only You can edit the hidden file .xinitrc in /root and put in something like: xrandr --output HDMI-0 --off --output LVDS --auto I would put it near the bottom of the file, just above: which $CURRENTWM && exec $C...

I am running bionicpup64-7.9.7. There is a script fix-usb.sh quote: # This small script will fix the "missing space" caused by dd-ing fatdog isohybrid to a flash drive # making the rest of the space available again for use. # Only run this after dd-ing fatdog iso and not after anything els...

gettext can cause problems in scripts. It shouldn't be a problem with en_US

Maybe your bash options were changed from the defaults. That can cause scripts to break. Anyway, glad I could help.

What do you get if you type report-video driver If report-video isn't working you could try copying the original file. gettext may be the problem. You could edit /usr/sbin/quicksetup and put in some debug code after line 944. Something like echo $XMSGX > /tmp/xmsgx.debug then run quicksetup and chec...

You can make it easier to use rox by setting your own shortcut key. Just click Menus in rox options, click Set Keyboard Shortcuts and follow the instructions. It says to add: gtk-can-change-accels = 1 to the hidden file /root/.gtkrc-2.0 Then you can select the item you want in the menu and instead o...

Some window managers do not play well with the Rox pinboard (desktop.) You can set compatibility options in Rox. I have "Override window manager control of the pinboard and panels" set to work better with Echinus. I tried bspwm, I don't remember how well it worked with Rox. I think I found...

You can right click in a rox window and select Window -- Follow Symbolic Links For example, in the attached picture, I created a folder named 1 in /tmp (the window on the left). I made a symbolic link to 1, named 2. I created a symbolic link to 2 named 3. 4 is linked to 3 and 5 is linked to 4. I put...