PSI: Puppy Software Installer 07
- Béèm
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Through the PSI (Puppy Software Installer) search function gslapt is found there and it is the latest.
Time savers:
Find packages in a snap and install using Puppy Package Manager (Menu).
Consult Wikka
Use peppyy's puppysearch
Find packages in a snap and install using Puppy Package Manager (Menu).
Consult Wikka
Use peppyy's puppysearch
thanks Béèm
I however would recommend the one from the link above, I think it includes an updated dependency-list for Puppy3.
This avoids conflicts in the dependency-checking.
This reminds me, that the puppy3 repository is not yet visible in PSI, I will add a script that generates the required list tomorrow
Nice to read you again
Mark
I however would recommend the one from the link above, I think it includes an updated dependency-list for Puppy3.
This avoids conflicts in the dependency-checking.
This reminds me, that the puppy3 repository is not yet visible in PSI, I will add a script that generates the required list tomorrow
Nice to read you again
Mark
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Hi MU,
Still following in Puppy, but have been away quite often.
The version and sub version numbers seem to be the same, but thanks for the warning.
PSI is really a nice tool.
I use it as much as I can.
Still following in Puppy, but have been away quite often.
The version and sub version numbers seem to be the same, but thanks for the warning.
PSI is really a nice tool.
I use it as much as I can.
Time savers:
Find packages in a snap and install using Puppy Package Manager (Menu).
Consult Wikka
Use peppyy's puppysearch
Find packages in a snap and install using Puppy Package Manager (Menu).
Consult Wikka
Use peppyy's puppysearch
I uploaded a new version.
It now lists packages for Puppy 3, too.
From dotpups.de and Barrys packages from ibiblio.org
To install pets, it now uses PetGet instead of the older pkgtool from Nathan Fisher.
I also added a new feature:
it first will try to download dotpups.txt.tar.bz2 , and only if that is not available, the uncompressed dotpups.txt.
Size comparison:
http://puppyfiles.org/dotpupsde/dotpups/dotpups.txt
uncompressed: 342.000 byte
compressed: 35.000 byte
So if you are modem-user, you will see a significent speedup.
I also updated the mirrorlist in the Wiki, because since weeks there were dead links in it.
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/MirrorsList
Download (130 kb):
http://puppyfiles.org/dotpupsde/puppy3/ ... taller.pup
Mark
It now lists packages for Puppy 3, too.
From dotpups.de and Barrys packages from ibiblio.org
To install pets, it now uses PetGet instead of the older pkgtool from Nathan Fisher.
I also added a new feature:
it first will try to download dotpups.txt.tar.bz2 , and only if that is not available, the uncompressed dotpups.txt.
Size comparison:
http://puppyfiles.org/dotpupsde/dotpups/dotpups.txt
uncompressed: 342.000 byte
compressed: 35.000 byte
So if you are modem-user, you will see a significent speedup.
I also updated the mirrorlist in the Wiki, because since weeks there were dead links in it.
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/MirrorsList
Download (130 kb):
http://puppyfiles.org/dotpupsde/puppy3/ ... taller.pup
Mark
PSI?
Just a couple of quick questions.
Why does the pup of PSI not include the GTKlist04 in it.. OR why has PSI not been made into a PET so that the same thing could be done. Getting all dependencies so that multi steps does not have to be taken.
Second. I install this.. and when running it give me a little xwindow message saying boarderless moment.
WHAT is that? and why would I be experiencing this?
puppy 301 on a I586 platform.
James
Why does the pup of PSI not include the GTKlist04 in it.. OR why has PSI not been made into a PET so that the same thing could be done. Getting all dependencies so that multi steps does not have to be taken.
Second. I install this.. and when running it give me a little xwindow message saying boarderless moment.
WHAT is that? and why would I be experiencing this?
puppy 301 on a I586 platform.
James
Gtklist is used by other programs, too.
If you would uninstall PSI, those program would stop working with gtklist included.
PSI is meanwhile part of ezpup, a big pet that allows to enhance Puppy in one step with all required dependencies included.
The borderless window just tells you, that PSI started.
The lists are meanwhile so huge, that it takes 15 seconds on my notebook, until the final window becomes visible.
In my puplett Muppy I add such startmessages to all slow programs like firefox, PSI or openoffice. So that you don't wonder why nothing happens, and click again and again on the startentry in the menu.
I took this idea from Ecopup.
Mark
If you would uninstall PSI, those program would stop working with gtklist included.
PSI is meanwhile part of ezpup, a big pet that allows to enhance Puppy in one step with all required dependencies included.
The borderless window just tells you, that PSI started.
The lists are meanwhile so huge, that it takes 15 seconds on my notebook, until the final window becomes visible.
In my puplett Muppy I add such startmessages to all slow programs like firefox, PSI or openoffice. So that you don't wonder why nothing happens, and click again and again on the startentry in the menu.
I took this idea from Ecopup.
Mark
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.deb support is not available, as some dependencies miss in newer versions of Puppy.
You could try to install pb_debianinstaller and dillo.
That might work, but is no longer supported. It also might not work at all. I do not recommend it!
Since Puppy 3, the use of "gslapt" is recommended, instead.
You can install it too with PSI.
It gives full access to the repositories of Linux-Slackware 12, that is binary compatible with Puppy 3.
Mark
You could try to install pb_debianinstaller and dillo.
That might work, but is no longer supported. It also might not work at all. I do not recommend it!
Since Puppy 3, the use of "gslapt" is recommended, instead.
You can install it too with PSI.
It gives full access to the repositories of Linux-Slackware 12, that is binary compatible with Puppy 3.
Mark
That would be great, Mark. PSI.07 just stopped working in my Puppy 3.01 installation. Refuses to download package lists even though I can manually download them with Gftp.MU wrote:I plan a rewrite of PSI in the next weeks using GtkBasic.
I checked the download script and it still says 30 for the timeout so I have no idea why. I've reloaded Gtklist and Getdir then reloaded PSI. No joy. Gui opens but no packages listed.
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No need, Mark. I solved it. I was unaware that rxvt was a dependency for both PSI and PETget. When I installed mrxvt I renamed rxvt so as not to have mrxvt replace/overwrite it. I forgot to rename it back to the original. All fixed now.MU wrote:I will have a look when I'm back online in 1-2 weeks....Wish you a happy christmas and happy new year,
Thanks mate (...and thanks Henry for checking).
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Mark,
I have (as usual) been making extensive use of PSI and I have noticed that it no longer opened the htm "hint" files as it used to do. I did my own research and found the install script was calling dillo. I changed that to netsurf and we're back in business.
I just thought you'd like to know for your proposed rewrite.
Cheers
I have (as usual) been making extensive use of PSI and I have noticed that it no longer opened the htm "hint" files as it used to do. I did my own research and found the install script was calling dillo. I changed that to netsurf and we're back in business.
I just thought you'd like to know for your proposed rewrite.
Cheers
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Dingo & PSI
Hi Mu
Would PSI work in Dingo Alpha6? I have found it (early kernel) to work without a problem but would like to get xmms working in it. I have to admit this is the first Puppy installation where multimedia seems to work out of the box. So far flawlessly.
Thanks for Muppy-mini - running on another partition.
Would PSI work in Dingo Alpha6? I have found it (early kernel) to work without a problem but would like to get xmms working in it. I have to admit this is the first Puppy installation where multimedia seems to work out of the box. So far flawlessly.
Thanks for Muppy-mini - running on another partition.
Dingo has no support for dotpups.
As PSI is just a grafical interface for Puppys inbuilt scripts, you had to add them manually.
You had to copy from Muppy/Puppy 3 the /usr/sbin/dotpuprox.sh and install puppybasic and "gettext" from Barrys Repos.
http://ftp.nluug.nl/ftp/pub/os/Linux/di ... ackages-3/
http://ftp.nluug.nl/ftp/pub/os/Linux/di ... ackages-4/
Then it might work, but I did not check that yet.
See:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=26040
Mark
As PSI is just a grafical interface for Puppys inbuilt scripts, you had to add them manually.
You had to copy from Muppy/Puppy 3 the /usr/sbin/dotpuprox.sh and install puppybasic and "gettext" from Barrys Repos.
http://ftp.nluug.nl/ftp/pub/os/Linux/di ... ackages-3/
http://ftp.nluug.nl/ftp/pub/os/Linux/di ... ackages-4/
Then it might work, but I did not check that yet.
See:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=26040
Mark