TazPup64 (pre-alpha17) - getting close to alpha quality
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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Dm7 ... sxHUw/edit
Tint2 doesn't provided a nested menu but in theory you can make up for that with openbox menus that show up when you right click on the desktop. There is some info abou this on archwiki:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/tint2#Openbox
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Openbox#Menus
I tried updating the menus via obconfig but I couldn't figure out how to update the menus once the XML was changed.
The script to merge the files that I used can be found at:
https://pastebin.com/pvSANipi
and the related thread
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=115640
The sfs and save file were merged into a folder.
I was able to mount the folder that contained the merged files using the script:
mount_rootfs
https://pastebin.com/QxgzEqR8
In the chroot environment I could start firefox with:
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/opt/mozilla/firefox/firefox
To open tazpanel on first has to start the httpd server (part of busybox):
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httpd -p 82 u root -c /etc/slitaz/httpd.conf
#See related readme: /var/www/tazpanel/README
tazpanel
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/etc/network-config/wlan0.conf
https://packages.debian.org/sid/amd64/b ... c/download
used busybox to extract the deb, and then copied the file /bin/busybox into my merged system.
Regarding other personal info, one would want to delete the bash command history (~/.bash_history) before building an iso. I'll check to see if mistfire's scripts do this and what personal info is removed in BarryK's remaster scripts.
I'm also having issues with "filed codes" in desktop files. Some related links about this for me to review later:
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/tru ... age.1.html
How to launch applications via .desktop files?
Does ROX pinboard support .desktop file specification?
https://developer.gnome.org/shared-mime-info-spec/
Desktop Entry Specification
What do the various % (percent)-parameters in context-menu actions or .desktop files mean?
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hicolor-icon-theme 0.17 misc
openbox-themes 3.6.1 customiz
slim-theme-default 1.3.6 customization
slitaz-themes 312 customization
hicolor-icon-theme 0.17 misc
slitaz-icons-faenza 1.3.1 customization
slitaz-icons-faenza-dark1.3.1 customization
slitaz-tango-icon 1.7 misc
clearlooks-colors 2.22 customization
clearlooks-compact 1.5 customization
gtk-clearlooks 2.20.2 x-window
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update_icon_caches(){
trap update_system_database_cleanup EXIT SIGKILL SIGTERM
mkdir -p "$update_icon_caches_fd_path"
exec 11<> "$update_icon_caches_fd_path"fd_11
while IFS=$'\0' read -r -d $'\0' -u11 theme_index_path_prefixed ; do
theme_index_path=`dirname "${theme_index_path_prefixed#$curdir/slitaz-rootfs$prefix}"`
chroot "$curdir/slitaz-rootfs$prefix/" /usr/bin/gtk-update-icon-cache "$theme_index_path"
done 11< <( find "$curdir/slitaz-rootfs$prefix/" -type f -name 'index.theme' -print0 ) #https://blog.famzah.net/2016/10/20/bash-process-null-terminated-results-piped-from-external-commands/
exec 11>&-
}
https://pastebin.com/AXF7XNci
Related to themes I added currly braces and a trailing semicolin for functions within the file:
/usr/bin/slim-theme
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get_current() { awk '/current_theme/ { print $2 }' $CONF ; } #Braces and trailing ";" added by s243a
get_prev() { awk '/previous_theme/ { print $2 }' $CONF ; } #Braces and trailing ";" added by s243a
set_current() { sed -i 's|^current_theme .*$|current_theme '$1'|' $CONF ; } #Braces and trailing ";" added by s243a
The themes can be changed from within the various desktops but there are also related settings in:
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/etc/slim.conf
I need to do some searches to see where some of the settings withing /etc/slim.conf" come from. Examples of such searches such are:
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grep -nr . -e '%session'
grep -nr . -e 'current_theme'
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# Window manager.
WINDOW_MANAGER="lxde-session"
we see the the window manager actually has "session" in it's name.
Also within this file (i.e. /etc/slitaz.conf )is the command that is executed once there is a successful login by slim:
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# This command is executed after a succesful login.
# you can place the %session and %theme variables
# to handle launching of specific commands in .xinitrc
# depending of chosen session and slim theme
##...
login_cmd exec /bin/sh -l ~/.xinitrc %session
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# ~/.xinitrc: Executed by Slim/LXDM login manager to startx X session.
# You can use F1 with Slim to change your window manager or configure
# it permanently with your personal applications.conf file.
#
. /etc/slitaz/applications.conf
[ "$1" ] && WINDOW_MANAGER="$1"
EXEC="exec dbus-launch --sh-syntax --exit-with-session"
S="/tmp/X-output" # http://root:root@tazpanel:82/boot.cgi?log#slim
LOG=2; case "$LOG" in
0) X="/dev/null"; echo WM_stdout '>' $X in $HOME/.xinitrc >$S ;W=$X ;;
1) X=$S ; W=$X ; rm -f $W ;;
2) X=$S ; W="$HOME/.wm_debug+warnings" ; rm -f $W $X ;;
esac
case "$WINDOW_MANAGER" in
openbox|lxde*|lxqt*|xfce4|compiz|karmen|dwm|fluxbox*)
$EXEC ${WINDOW_MANAGER%-session}-session ;;
razor*)
$EXEC razor-session ;;
enlightenment)
$EXEC enlightenment_start ;;
*)
$EXEC $WINDOW_MANAGER ;;
esac 2>>$W >>$X
See line 439 of /etc/init.d/rcS #First function called by busybox init
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if [ "$(pidof dbus-daemon)" == "" ]; then
/etc/init.d/dbus start
sleep 2
fi
Otherwise (someone boots with the screen=text option) there are a few functions one can try to start the window manager. These include
startx
startlxde
~/.xsessionOn the first ISO, I'm going to include a bunch of themes and icons, mostly because I don't know what is necessary. Here is what I'll be including:
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hicolor-icon-theme 0.17 misc
openbox-themes 3.6.1 customiz
slim-theme-default 1.3.6 customization
slitaz-themes 312 customization
hicolor-icon-theme 0.17 misc
slitaz-icons-faenza 1.3.1 customization
slitaz-icons-faenza-dark1.3.1 customization
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update_icon_caches(){
trap update_system_database_cleanup EXIT SIGKILL SIGTERM
mkdir -p "$update_icon_caches_fd_path"
exec 11<> "$update_icon_caches_fd_path"fd_11
while IFS=$'\0' read -r -d $'\0' -u11 theme_index_path_prefixed ; do
theme_index_path=`dirname "${theme_index_path_prefixed#$curdir/slitaz-rootfs$prefix}"`
chroot "$curdir/slitaz-rootfs$prefix/" /usr/bin/gtk-update-icon-cache "$theme_index_path"
done 11< <( find "$curdir/slitaz-rootfs$prefix/" -type f -name 'index.theme' -print0 ) #https://blog.famzah.net/2016/10/20/bash-process-null-terminated-results-piped-from-external-commands/
exec 11>&-
}
https://pastebin.com/AXF7XNci
Related to themes I added currly braces and a trailing semicolin for functions within the file:
/usr/bin/slim-theme
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get_current() { awk '/current_theme/ { print $2 }' $CONF ; } #Braces and trailing ";" added by s243a
get_prev() { awk '/previous_theme/ { print $2 }' $CONF ; } #Braces and trailing ";" added by s243a
set_current() { sed -i 's|^current_theme .*$|current_theme '$1'|' $CONF ; } #Braces and trailing ";" added by s243a
The themes can be changed from within the various desktops but there are also related settings in:
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/etc/slim.conf
I need to do some searches to see where some of the settings withing /etc/slim.conf" come from. Examples of such searches such are:
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grep -nr . -e '%session'
grep -nr . -e 'current_theme'
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# Window manager.
WINDOW_MANAGER="lxde-session"
we see the the window manager actually has "session" in it's name.
Also within this file (i.e. /etc/slitaz.conf )is the command that is executed once there is a successful login by slim:
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# This command is executed after a succesful login.
# you can place the %session and %theme variables
# to handle launching of specific commands in .xinitrc
# depending of chosen session and slim theme
##...
login_cmd exec /bin/sh -l ~/.xinitrc %session
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# ~/.xinitrc: Executed by Slim/LXDM login manager to startx X session.
# You can use F1 with Slim to change your window manager or configure
# it permanently with your personal applications.conf file.
#
. /etc/slitaz/applications.conf
[ "$1" ] && WINDOW_MANAGER="$1"
EXEC="exec dbus-launch --sh-syntax --exit-with-session"
S="/tmp/X-output" # http://root:root@tazpanel:82/boot.cgi?log#slim
LOG=2; case "$LOG" in
0) X="/dev/null"; echo WM_stdout '>' $X in $HOME/.xinitrc >$S ;W=$X ;;
1) X=$S ; W=$X ; rm -f $W ;;
2) X=$S ; W="$HOME/.wm_debug+warnings" ; rm -f $W $X ;;
esac
case "$WINDOW_MANAGER" in
openbox|lxde*|lxqt*|xfce4|compiz|karmen|dwm|fluxbox*)
$EXEC ${WINDOW_MANAGER%-session}-session ;;
razor*)
$EXEC razor-session ;;
enlightenment)
$EXEC enlightenment_start ;;
*)
$EXEC $WINDOW_MANAGER ;;
esac 2>>$W >>$X
See line 439 of /etc/init.d/rcS (First function called by busybox init) for the dbus start-up
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if [ "$(pidof dbus-daemon)" == "" ]; then
/etc/init.d/dbus start
sleep 2
fi
but I think the actual dbus session (and also Xorg) is started by slim.
Otherwise (someone boots with the screen=text option) there are a few functions one can try to start the window manager (not in this case I think that consolekit is required). These include
startx
startlxde
~/.xsession
I also created my own varients:
/usr/bin/startx_jwm
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#!/bin/sh
#
# Start X session on SliTaz GNU/Linux.
#
if [ ! -f "$HOME/.xsession" ]; then
tazx
fi
export CURRENTWM=jwm
Xorg &
#rox &
exec ~/.xinitrc_puppy
and my other varient is "~/.xsession_lxde"
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# ~/.xsession: Start X window session manually on your system (startx).
#
. /etc/slitaz/applications.conf
Xorg &
ck-launch-session dbus-launch --exit-with-session startlxde
A quick search finds it in the following locations:
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# find . -name 'autostart'
./etc/skel/.config/autostart
./etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE/autostart
./etc/xdg/autostart
./etc/xdg/openbox/autostart
find: `./proc/9701/task/9701/net': Invalid argument
find: `./proc/9701/net': Invalid argument
./home/tux/.config/autostart
./home/spot/.config/autostart
Re: TazPup64 (pre-alpha)- Working on Xorg & WIndow Manager Issue
I have a semi working isos243a wrote:I thought that it would be good to have a second thread for the 64bit version of TazPup. I used mistfire's build kit to build a 64 bit version of the iso:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7whjup0cpoi2c ... 8.iso?dl=0
**This turned out to produce an iso with a 64bit kernal but 32 bit packages. It worked but wasn't what was desired.
Notes on Trial 1 - 64bit kernal w/ 32bit packages
I combined, slitaz-rolling-core64.iso (located here) w/ bionicpup64-8.0.iso (was located here) using the online build kit. I think that most of what is built is from the slitaz iso and that the puppy iso is only for the kernal and initrd but mistfire can verify.
This thread may be locked if mistfire wants to open her own thread for the 64 bit version of tazpup. I haven't tested the iso per say. Instead I just copied the files within the iso to my hard drive and booted from those files. Everything seems to be working so far. I was able to connect to the internet and install packages.
I'll do some sanity checks like checking the elf types of the libs. I noticed that I don't see a lib64 folder. I wonder why...
Trial Two see link to post below
Continued on Post #6 of this thread:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 68#1019568
Trial Three - boots into 64bit system but slim doesn't load
Continued on Post #11 of this thread:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 07#1019807
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sywi28v38esbx ... 5.iso?dl=0
323.4 MiB (There is a lot that I can trim out)
I tested booting from the files in the iso (not the iso its-self). I booted with boot option screen=text
To start jwm type:
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startx_jwm
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root/.xsession_lxde
1. The file manager and terminal emulator work in the top panel (but not in the "bottom panel" (or desktop menu) `due to field code issues.
2. Firefox works in the bottom panel
To configure internet in the menu go to:
system -> system -> SliTaz Panel
and then go to the network tab. You can manually type in the information here. The process is a bit awkward. There is an easier too to get it to work that I haven't tested yet.
So anyway, it's a start. I still recommend that people wait before trying it though.
Re: TazPup64 (pre-alpha6) - Working but Testers not needed yet
s243a wrote:New ISO available (17 Mar 2019 :
TazPup64-PreAlpha-6.iso (324.5MB)
The ISO works for me and my computer is running much faster with this ISO than with Slack64-6.9.9.9. However, it is still very raw so I will likely be aware of most reported issues.
However, there are two things that I need help with (although I'll try to figure them out on my own). The big one is fixing the XDG field code issue. My work around was to modify the desktop file of pcmanfm and change "%U" to "~" in the execute command. pcmanfm isn't really needed at this point though because I am working with jwm and rox
However, I'm also trying to get lxde to work since I think that is what mistfire's TazPup uses. When the system is more mature, I will create one or more slimmer versions that only have one of these two window manager installed.
The other issue, which I need help with, is that for some reason the menus are double nested (e.g. utilities->utilities. I would like to put the most important applications in the first level of nesting and the other applications nested deeper in the menus. I think I have to dig into the menu templates to figure this out. Once I get this sorted out I can use PupMenu-6.2
(installed) to move applications around within the menu.
Changes since last ISO:
Unfortunately all these changes haven't made it into the buildkit and I'm making big changes to the build-kit so it isn't ready for anew release yet.In /var/www/tazpanel/network.cgi
Added missing space before second right bracket in lines 126 and 134
One of the symlinks that I mentioned earlier didn't seem to take:
Edited build script to make sure they are included.
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cd $curdir/slitaz-rootfs$prefix/usr/share/rox-filer ln -s rox-filer ROX-Filer cd $curdir/slitaz-rootfs$prefix/usr/bin ln -s rox-filer rox-filer roxfiler
Installed gtkdialog
For some reason /root/.icons/ROX
points to: /usr/share/rox-filer/images
Fixed symlink to point to
"/usr/local/apps/ROX-Fler/ROX"
(made similar changes to other users)
added darry's uextract package:
# http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 447#992447
- Tried installing the rox_config package from woofCE. I think that it changed the drag and drop behavior. Not sure what else it might have done.
(I noticed that this messes up puppypin so it must be done before any changes to puppypin)
Fix desktop icons that aren't working by modifying:
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# <icon x="32" y="416" label="connect">/usr/local/apps/Connect</icon> <icon x="32" y="416" label="connect">/usr/local/bin/defaultconnect</icon> # <icon x="288" y="32" label="setup">/usr/sbin/wizardwizard</icon>
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#!/bin/sh exec tazpanel network
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#!/bin/sh #exec puppyapps defaultspreadsheet "$@" exec browser http://localhost/wiki/index.sh\?page=Calc
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#!/bin/sh #exec midori "$@" #midori was removed because it didn't work exec /opt/mozilla/firefox/firefox "$@"
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#!/bin/sh #exec puppyapps defaultchat "$@" exec sakura -e "tazirc --ask"
Copied the following command "/usr/bin/disktype" from slacko646.9.9.9
Gave user and group executable premissions to /sbin/losetup-222
installed: gxmessage and PupMenu-6.2
Copyied /root/Choices to other users
FIxed premissions on loosetup. Fixed umount and umount-FULL based on SLACO64.6.9.9.9
[/quoTODO
- Look at the /root/.config/autostart folder of an existing puppy and see if we want to autostart any of these items.
- Look at an existing TazPup to see what deamons and scripts that we want to start on boot.
which will mount the root-fs in a choroot environment. You will have network access and can even run gui applications. Type exit in the terminal once you are done making changes.
Make sure the following folders are unmounted:
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$curdir/slitaz-rootfs/64/sys
$curdir/slitaz-rootfs/64/dev
$curdir/slitaz-rootfs/64/proc
Once these folders are unmounted than then build then a new ISO can be built with the script "make_ISO_Fm_slitaz-rootfs".
both scripts mentioned in this post are available in the buildkit.
The next64 branch isn't set up well for a distro to support both 32 and 64bit because the lib files aren't segregated into separate directories.What I might be able to do though is to install any 32 libs that I want into a separate root path and then append to the search path the locations of the 32 bit libs.
That said, if I want Iron in my opinion it would make more sense to find a 64 bit binary somewhere else or alternatively try compiling it.
TazPup64-PreAlpha-7.iso
I played an mp3 to prove that sound worked. Next I wanted to try get sound working on youtube. Installing the xine plugin solved this problem but HTML5 videos don't play. I've been booting with the screen=text option and starting x with a script I created called:
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/usr/bin/start_jwm
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/root/.xsession
One downside of this release of the previous is that it's booting much slower.
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cd /var/lib/tazpkg/installed
sh-4.4# find . -maxdepth 1 -print0 | tr $'\0' ' ' | tr '.' ' ' | tr '/' ' '
915resolution PupMenu Xdialog acl acpid alsa-lib alsa-plugins alsa-utils alsaequal alsamixergui alsaplayer alsaplayer-mod alsaplayer-scopes alsaplayer-scopes-gl apulse argon2 asunder at-spi2-atk at-spi2-core atk atkmm attr bash bc binutils bison busybox busybox-pam bzip2 bzlib ca-certificates cacerts cairo cairo-gl cairomm caps cdparanoia-III cdrkit clearlooks-colors clearlooks-compact colord compton consolekit2 cookutils cookutils-daemon coreutils-multicall cryptsetup dbus dbus-glib dbus-helper dconf desktop-file-utils dialog disktype dmidecode dropbear dvd+rw-tools e2fsprogs elfutils enchant epdfview eudev expat fdk-aac ffmpeg file findutils firefox-official flac flex flsynclient fltk fontconfig freetype fribidi fuse-common fuse-emulator fuse-emulator-gtk3 fuse-exfat fuse-rofs fuse2 fuse3 fusedav fuseiso galculator gawk gcc-lib-base gcolor2 gconf gcr-base gdbm gdk-pixbuf geany geany-plugins gettext-base giflib glib glib-dev glib-networking glibc glibc-base glibc-dev glibc-locale glibmm gmp gmtp gnome-menus gnome-mime-data gnome-ppp gnulib gnupg gparted gpgme gphoto2 gphotofs gpicview grep grub2 grub2-efi grub2-efi-modules grub4dos gsettings-desktop-schemas gst1-plugins-base gstreamer1 gtick gtk-clearlooks gtk-screenshot gtk2 gtk3 gtkdialog gtkspell gvfs gvfs-fuse gvfs-udisks2 gxmessage gzip gzip-full hal hal-extra hal-info harfbuzz hicolor-icon-theme hsetroot icewm-xdgmenu icu imlib2 iptables ipxe isapnptools jpeg js185 json-c json-glib jwm kbd kbd-base kmod krb5 lame lcms lcms2 ldns libaio libao libass libassuan libatasmart libbfd libblockdev libbluray libbytesize libcanberra libcanberra-gtk3 libcap libcddb libck_connector0 libcomerr libcomerr3 libconfig libcroco libcups libcurl libdb libdevmapper libdrm libdrm-intel libdrm-nouveau libdrm-radeon libepoxy libevdev libexif libffi libffi-dev libflex libfm libfm-extra libfm-gtk libgcrypt libgd libglade libgnutls libgpg-error libgphoto2 libgudev libgusb libharfbuzz libharfbuzz-icu libicu libid3tag libidl libidn libidn2 libiodbc libjpeg libjpeg-turbo libkrb5 libksba libldap libltdl liblzma libmad libmagic libmng libmodplug libmtp libmysqlclient libnl libnotify libogg libp11-kit libpcre libpcre16 libpcre2-8 libpcre32 libpcrecpp libpcreposix libpng12 libpng16 libqxt librsvg libsamplerate libsdl libsecret libsigc++ libsndfile libsoup libsoup-gnome libspectrum libsqlite3 libtasn1 libtheora libtheora-enc libtirpc libunique libunistring libunwind libusb libusb-compat libvorbis libvpx libwebp libwnck2 libwnck3 libxkbcommon libxml2 libxslt linux linux-agp linux-drm linux-netfilter linux-squashfs locale-en locale-en-base lsb-release lxappearance lxde lxde-common lxde-icon-theme lxde-icon-theme-base lxinput lxrandr lxsession lxtask lxterminal lxterminal-locales lz4 lz4-lib lzlib lzma lzo m4 macchanger mate-notification-daemon memtest-bin memtester menu-cache mesa mesa-libegl mesa-libgbm mesa-libwayland-egl mhwaveedit minicom mpfr mtdev mtools mtp-tools mtpfs ncurses ncurses-extra ncurses-libform ncurses-libmenu ncurses-libpanel ndctl neon nettle npth nspr nss ntfs-3g ntfsprogs ntfsprogs-extra obconf openbox openbox-themes openjpeg2 openssl openssl10 opus orbit2 orc ossp-uuid p11-kit pam pango pangomm parted patch pciids pcmanfm pcmciautils pcre pcre-apps pcre-dev pcsc-lite perl perl-core perl-xml-parser pinentry pm-utils polkit polkit-pam polkit105 poppler popt posixovl ppp python python-pip python-setuptools qt readline rest rfkill rox-filer rox-filer-default-icons rox-filer-locales rox_config rp-pppoe rsync sdft sed setserial shared-mime-info slim slim-theme-default slitaz-base-files slitaz-boot-scripts slitaz-configs slitaz-configs-base slitaz-doc slitaz-icons-faenza slitaz-icons-faenza-dark slitaz-menus slitaz-polar-cursors slitaz-tango-icon slitaz-themes slitaz-tools slitaz-tools-boxes speex sqlite3 squashfs_tools4 startup-notification strace sudo sudoku sundown sysfsutils syslinux syslinux-extra syslinux-modules syslinux-tools tar tazbug tazdev tazirc tazpanel tazpanel-extra tazpkg tazusb tazweb tazwikiss tazwok terminus-font terminus-font-base terminus-font-x11 tiff tiff-gl tightvnc tint2 transset-df tslib ttf-dejavu tzdata udev udisks2 uextract unbound unrar unzip urxvt-full usb-modeswitch usb-modeswitch-data usbids usbutils util-linux util-linux-blkid util-linux-blkid-dev util-linux-blockdev util-linux-cfdisk util-linux-column util-linux-cramfs util-linux-eject util-linux-fdisk util-linux-flock util-linux-getopt util-linux-manpages util-linux-minix util-linux-misc util-linux-mkfs util-linux-mount util-linux-mount-dev util-linux-partx util-linux-setterm util-linux-sfdisk util-linux-smartcols util-linux-uuid util-linux-uuid-dev util-linux-whereis vlc volume_key vorbis-tools vte vte-gtk2 wayland web-applications webkitgtk wireless_tools wpa_supplicant wvdial wvstreams x264 x265 xarchiver xcb-util-xrm xdelta xdg-utils xine-lib xine-plugin xinput-calibrator xorg xorg-base-fonts xorg-libICE xorg-libSM xorg-libX11 xorg-libXScrnSaver xorg-libXau xorg-libXaw xorg-libXaw3d xorg-libXcomposite xorg-libXcursor xorg-libXdamage xorg-libXdmcp xorg-libXext xorg-libXfixes xorg-libXfont xorg-libXfont2 xorg-libXfontcache xorg-libXft xorg-libXi xorg-libXinerama xorg-libXmu xorg-libXp xorg-libXpm xorg-libXrandr xorg-libXrender xorg-libXres xorg-libXt xorg-libXtst xorg-libXv xorg-libXvMC xorg-libXxf86misc xorg-libXxf86vm xorg-libdmx xorg-libfontenc xorg-libpciaccess xorg-libxcb xorg-libxkbfile xorg-libxshmfence xorg-pixman xorg-server xorg-setxkbmap xorg-xauth xorg-xcb-util xorg-xcb-util-cursor xorg-xcb-util-image xorg-xcb-util-keysyms xorg-xcb-util-renderutil xorg-xcb-util-wm xorg-xclipboard xorg-xclock xorg-xcompmgr xorg-xf86-input-evdev xorg-xf86-input-keyboard xorg-xf86-input-mouse xorg-xf86-input-mutouch xorg-xf86-input-synaptics xorg-xf86-video-ati xorg-xf86-video-fbdev xorg-xf86-video-i740 xorg-xf86-video-intel xorg-xf86-video-nouveau xorg-xf86-video-r128 xorg-xf86-video-vesa xorg-xhost xorg-xinit xorg-xinput xorg-xkbcomp xorg-xkeyboard-config xorg-xload xorg-xmessage xorg-xmodmap xorg-xprop xorg-xrandr xorg-xset xorg-xsetroot xorg-xwininfo xplc xrdp xvkbd xz xz-tools yad-gtk3 yad-html yaml zip zlib zlib-dev linux-modulessh-4.4
https://www.youtube.com/html5
Currently, the firefox from the tazpup package manager supporting:
HTMLVideoElement
Media Source Extensions
WebM VP8
MSE & WebM VP9
what is unsupported is:
H.264
MSE & H.264
I might take a look at one of the portable sfs versions of firefox developed on this forum instead and try that instead of the one supplied by the tazpup package manager.
Interesting, I get a download box on the right side of the screen if I use seamonkey, but it's not there in firefox, something's wrong somewhere, but i don't know if it's you or me. Have you thought of moving to something like sourceforge, although I don't know if it costs anything as I have my own site for that 'stuff'?
I'll move the build code to github eventually (maybe when it reaches alpha stage). For now I'm using dropbox for file hosting because I have a pro account there. That said I'm open to suggestions for other file hosts.scsijon wrote:don't know whats going on in dropbox, but it's opening the iso, not downloading it, can we have it somewhere else please. I can't test it elsewise as is.
Interesting, I get a download box on the right side of the screen if I use seamonkey, but it's not there in firefox, something's wrong somewhere, but i don't know if it's you or me. Have you thought of moving to something like sourceforge, although I don't know if it costs anything as I have my own site for that 'stuff'?
BTW as noted above, I haven't tested the actual ISO yet, I've only tested it by copying the files on the ISO to a folder and configuring my grub4dos menu to boot from the files in that folder .
Also note, that I haven't tested many applications yet. At this point I'm primarly concerned with the basics: web browser, file manger, terminal emulator, and text editor. VLC was added as part of testing sound.
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stat("/etc/localtime", {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=3687, ...}) = 0
write(2, "\n(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-\33[1;"..., 144
(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: 19:29:00.523: gdk_pixbuf_get_n_channels: assertion 'GDK_IS_PIXBUF (pixbuf)' failed
) = 144
ioctl(2, TCGETS, {B38400 opost isig icanon echo ...}) = 0
getpid() = 21378
stat("/etc/localtime", {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=3687, ...}) = 0
write(2, "\n(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-\33[1;"..., 140
(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: 19:29:00.523: gdk_pixbuf_get_height: assertion 'GDK_IS_PIXBUF (pixbuf)' failed
) = 140
ioctl(2, TCGETS, {B38400 opost isig icanon echo ...}) = 0
getpid() = 21378
stat("/etc/localtime", {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=3687, ...}) = 0
write(2, "\n(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-\33[1;"..., 139
(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: 19:29:00.524: gdk_pixbuf_get_width: assertion 'GDK_IS_PIXBUF (pixbuf)' failed
) = 139
ioctl(2, TCGETS, {B38400 opost isig icanon echo ...}) = 0
getpid() = 21378
stat("/etc/localtime", {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=3687, ...}) = 0
write(2, "\n(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-\33[1;"..., 136
(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: 19:29:00.524: gdk_pixbuf_calculate_rowstride: assertion 'width > 0' failed
) = 136
ioctl(2, TCGETS, {B38400 opost isig icanon echo ...}) = 0
getpid() = 21378
stat("/etc/localtime", {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=3687, ...}) = 0
write(2, "\n(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-\33[1;"..., 144
(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: 19:29:00.525: gdk_pixbuf_get_n_channels: assertion 'GDK_IS_PIXBUF (pixbuf)' failed
) = 144
ioctl(2, TCGETS, {B38400 opost isig icanon echo ...}) = 0
getpid() = 21378
stat("/etc/localtime", {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=3687, ...}) = 0
write(2, "\n(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-\33[1;"..., 143
(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: 19:29:00.527: gdk_pixbuf_get_rowstride: assertion 'GDK_IS_PIXBUF (pixbuf)' failed
) = 143
ioctl(2, TCGETS, {B38400 opost isig icanon echo ...}) = 0
getpid() = 21378
stat("/etc/localtime", {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=3687, ...}) = 0
write(2, "\n(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-\33[1;"..., 152
(firefox:21378): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: 19:29:00.527: gdk_pixbuf_get_pixels_with_length: assertion 'GDK_IS_PIXBUF (pixbuf)' failed
) = 152
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/usr/local/bin/defaultterminal
1. install sakura or,
2. edit /usr/local/bin/defaultterminal so that it calls lxterminal instead of sakura or
3. right click on rox (select the empty space area), select options, then under the menu tab change the terminal to lxterminal
What I think I'll do for these default($whatever) scripts is test for the existence of something and if it isn't there try something else. This way applications can be removed or added without having to worry about what is in /usr/local/bin/default"$whatever"
I think next I'll publish a virtual media disk image, rather than a new iso. The reason being is that a virtual machine (i.e. virtualbox) is a good test platform and the system seems to be working while inside a virtual machine
On another note, if an application doesn't start from the menu in the bottom panel it might be due to JWM not supporting field codes. This can be fixed by looking at the desktop files in
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/usr/share/applications
You can also troubleshoot the exec command in a teriminal. As an alternative to looking in /usr/share/applications for the Exec command you can use:
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Menu->utility->utility->"PupMenu Launcher Editor"
Edit 1 There has been an issue with the window buttons on the top right of the windows. This isn't too big an issue if you know where they are or alternatively right click in the center of the top bar of the window.
I see that in puppy theme manager that when I try to save a therme it is saved to:
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/usr/share/pixmaps/puppy/puppy_theme_generic.svg
Edit 2
Note that, since one possible cause to firefox crashing was a broken theme, (See stackoverflow.com/.../11869705 and ubuntuforums.org/...t=1639829) I'm digging around a bit with the theme code in woofCE.
On issue that I've been having with the themes is if I modify /root/Choices/ROX-Filer/PuppyPin (or globalicons) that changing the theme will over-write my changes. I could write a script to fix this after changing the theme overwites my work. However, a better solution would be to modify the templates that ptheme uses. From the WoofCE code,
I see that the templates are located in
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find /usr/share/ptheme/rox_pinboard
Edit 3:
As noted above the pinstall.sh script didn't work for me for ptheme. The paths seem to be relative rather than absolute. I tried to set the working directory with a cd:
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cp --remove-destination -arf $curdir/tazpup-core-files/desktop/jwm/no-arch/rootfs-packages/woof-CE-19-03-06/ptheme/* \
$curdir/slitaz-rootfs$prefix/ 2>/dev/null
chroot "$curdir/slitaz-rootfs$prefix/" sh -c "cd /; /pinstall.sh"
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ln -sf ${icon} $HOME/.jwm/window_buttons/${newicon}
I figured out the issue with the window titlebar buttons (i.e. minimize, maximize and close). The issue is that jwm does not support svg style icons.s243a wrote: Edit 3:
As noted above the pinstall.sh script didn't work for me for ptheme. The paths seem to be relative rather than absolute. I tried to set the working directory with a cd:this didn't seem to work. I did find in a WoofCE search that there is a similar version of this scirpt called "/usr/sbin/upgrade_ptheme_fix". Ln# 58 of this script is where the icons are set for the window actionCode: Select all
cp --remove-destination -arf $curdir/tazpup-core-files/desktop/jwm/no-arch/rootfs-packages/woof-CE-19-03-06/ptheme/* \ $curdir/slitaz-rootfs$prefix/ 2>/dev/null chroot "$curdir/slitaz-rootfs$prefix/" sh -c "cd /; /pinstall.sh"
which I need to fix because they are broken. If I look at the symbolic links in this folder I see that they links are relative rather than abosolute (i.e. the leading slash is missing from the path) but this isn't the proper way to do relative links, so the links are broken and as a consequence these buttons don't show. Presumably running the upgrade_ptheme_fix will fix this issue for me.Code: Select all
ln -sf ${icon} $HOME/.jwm/window_buttons/${newicon}
From github:
Note that svg is not mentioned as a compatible icon type in the above section quoted from github.
##Icons
Icons for windows that don't supply an icon via the _NET_WM_ICON hint are located by searching the icon search path(s) for an icon whose name (minus the extension) matches the instance name of the window as returned in the WM_CLASS hint. If this lookup fails, a default icon is supplied. This icon will be displayed for the window on it's title bar and on the task list. Icons that are not an appropriate size will be scaled. Square icons work best.
For menu items, the icon path is searched for a match. The icon specified for a menu item must be the exact name of the icon file with extension. If no match is found, a blank area will appear where the icon should appear. If an icon is not specified for any menu item in a menu, no space will be allocated for icons.
Zero or more IconPath tags may be specified. The text of this tag is assumed to be an absolute directory path to a directory containing XPM, PNG, and/or JPEG icons. When searching for icons, if multiple paths are provided, the paths will be searched in order until a match is made. Note that icon, PNG, JPEG, and XPM support are compile-time options.
I looked in the basesfs for slackware and I noted the icons in the folder:
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/root/.jwm/window_buttons
I fixed the problem by copying the png files from slacko64-6.9.9.9 into /root/.jwm/window_buttons. However, I suspect that If I change the theme then this will break the buttons. The proper fix is to probably to convert the files in "/usr/share/jwm/themes_window_buttons/" to svg files.
If I look at the get-palemoon script I see at the start:
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WGET_URL="http://linux.palemoon.org$(wget -O - \
http://linux.palemoon.org/download/mainline/ 2> /dev/null | \
sed '/686/!d;s/.*href="\([^"]*\).*/\1/;q')"
VERSION="$(echo $WGET_URL | sed 's/.*palemoon-\(.*\).en-US.*/\1/')"
http://linux.palemoon.org/download/mainline/
but it is looking for the i6868 version. This should be replaced with x86_64, or better yet the script should get this information from the SLITAZ_ARCH variable which can be obtained by sourcing /etc/slitaz/slitaz.conf.
Anyway, I'll make this change and see what happens.
Edit: Youtube seems to work with palemoon and as a plus I don't need to start if with apulse.
Edit 2: Unlike firefox on palemoon I'm able to drag tabs without crashing it.
I'm actually using a puppylinux kernal and using a buildscript similar to what mistfire uses for tazpup (see first post for build kit). The binaries I'm using are from the SliTaz next64 repo and are included in the build kit (plus more which aren't used). Many of them I manually downloaded via the browser so I should do an md5 integrity check on them.oui wrote:I am not software designer at all.s243a wrote:When I was experimenting with a 64bit version of TazPup, I found it helpful to be able to use slacko64's package manager to download packages, in the event that tazpkg didn't have available in it's repo's something that I wanted to install (e.g. vlc).
And I never open the motor hood or look under the kirt!
But as far I know, SliTaz64 has to be a 64 bit kernel running full with 32 bit stuff like the usual SliTaz distribution (declaration of Aleksej, the actual main developer else if he names himself with modesty "hobbyist coder", on the SliTaz forum).
???Barry Kauler did also announce us such a design at his time!
It is a full 64bit version but I am using the 64bit binaries developed by the SliTaz community, rather than using SliTaz build system to compile themIf I am right, this would mean you develop an not existing SliTaz full 64 (*1 outside of the SliTaz community!
Would that be right?
My intent is to make the media player selection one of the options of the build script. Currently, I have more in the base sfs than is required for a working system because I'm experimenting and I'm more concerned about making something that works than optimizing it. Note that; at this point the system is experimental so some teaks may be required to get it working. Info on how to do those tweaks is in this thread.(*1 with VLC over that! As I hate (*2 the VLC monopolist influence, the horror pure for me! I hope it will be easy to desintall VLC and use our old versions instead of VLC without damage at the system?
Anyway, what do you recommend for a media player? As an alternative to VLC I see gnome-mplayer, which is a front-end for mplayer. Personaly, I think the user interface is nicer for VLC than gnome-mplayer but gnome-mplayer might be lighter weight. I'm not sure what the functionality differences are between these two choices. That all said, I'll research the privacy concerns that you note below.
I can't comment here because I know nothing about the business ethics of the people that make VLC. Anway, perhaps the media player could be moved to an sfs so that it can be easily changed. That said this isn't a priority at the moment. Currently the browser is my biggest concern. I want to get all youtube media formats working but currently two types of video formats that are on youtube don't work for me.(*2 why I hate VLC? VLC is one of the software requiring a confirmation from user to submit to the VLC conditions. As I never use some save file / dir, and start each day sometimes more that one time each day a PUPPY FIRST START, as it was in Puppy in the long first years until release (about, I am not sure any more if it did happen at that release) 1.7 this detail is a great inconvenient and shows that VLC is absolutely no free but spy software and remember it each new start!