I know this is attention to detail . . . but why not.hey lobster how about
Shutdown
Reboot
Lock Screen
Cancel
Does that work better for you, since cancel is usually always last?
Yes that works fine.
I wonder if this is related to the hiawatha permissions issue I have been playing with? Me thinks there is some underlying issue with the filesystem which could bite elsewhere - I bet sshd won't go eitherInstalled it and ugh ... can't print now !? ... Kept getting permission denied, backend error, filter stops etc etc ... Hey, I'm setting the same permissions and spool samba folder as before, but, why doesn't it print ?
Finally traced it to /var/spool/cups folder permissions ... no matter what permissions I set, it just won't print ... ok, lets move it somewhere then ... and jackpot! All my troubles went away in a flash ...
You can try my package, Its the latest version of cups and micko has reported it works fine on puppy 4.2growler wrote:I saw that Patriot has cups going now and tested in alpha1 after doing battle with a permissions issue
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 53&t=38095
I wonder if this is related to the hiawatha permissions issue I have been playing with? Me thinks there is some underlying issue with the filesystem which could bite elsewhere - I bet sshd won't go eitherInstalled it and ugh ... can't print now !? ... Kept getting permission denied, backend error, filter stops etc etc ... Hey, I'm setting the same permissions and spool samba folder as before, but, why doesn't it print ?
Finally traced it to /var/spool/cups folder permissions ... no matter what permissions I set, it just won't print ... ok, lets move it somewhere then ... and jackpot! All my troubles went away in a flash ...
ttuuxxxHairyWill wrote:I suggested the pprocess button mainly for win refugees expecting the task manager. Really the simile doesn't hold and I would agree with the removal of the entire tab. Also the jwm button kills jwm then starts, it has a perfectly funtional optionrarsa wrote:Again, it has nothing to do with shutting down, it belongs under system.ttuuxxx wrote:-Manage Process
jwm -restart
which doesn't kill X and all the windows
This control is best done from the window managers own menu. Thats true to a point, yes it works better, because you don't close your open pages, But it only works 1 way, IceWM-->Jwm Jwm doesn't work that way, If it did that would be great, but it doesn't, At least the way I have it now its more of a unified feel.
I've just realised the lock button has the same bug as Zigberts tray lock button.
If there is no xlock password set xlock expects new passwords on stdin if it isn't attached to a console then you lose X
Better would be to call /usr/local/apps/Xlock/AppRun which is capable of handling this scenario. I'll change it
The jwmrc template included does not utilise the shutdown dialog. I am a bit confused that you have included a jwm template in a pet called icewm, it should be in xdg or jwm! I suspect that whodo is already having build problems because several pets in the current build are providing different versions of the same file. Please let us not exacerbate this problem.When I started this icewm pet I asked WhoDo for the jwm template that was going to be used via default and he supplied me with that one, The changes I did was to add a menu item 'Restart with Icewm', Thats why its included, and No I haven't added this menu to jwm, because well that would be up to Zigbert or WhoDo, Zigbert been doing all the JWM. Plus I haven't heard a peep from WhoDo in 2 days now,lol
No-one has really heard from me in two days because I've been chasing show stopper bugs in Alpha2 ... something I said I wouldn't do when I took this on, but whattayergonnado?ttuuxxx wrote:HairyWill wrote:The jwmrc template included does not utilise the shutdown dialog. I am a bit confused that you have included a jwm template in a pet called icewm, it should be in xdg or jwm! I suspect that whodo is already having build problems because several pets in the current build are providing different versions of the same file. Please let us not exacerbate this problem.
When I started this icewm pet I asked WhoDo for the jwm template that was going to be used via default and he supplied me with that one, The changes I did was to add a menu item 'Restart with Icewm', Thats why its included, and No I haven't added this menu to jwm, because well that would be up to Zigbert or WhoDo, Zigbert been doing all the JWM. Plus I haven't heard a peep from WhoDo in 2 days now,lol
Don't let anyone tell you size isn't important, Jeff! The Alpha2 with Firepup crashes through the 100Mb barrier to be around 102Mb all up. That couple of Mb will be worth its weight in gold when we go to beta.attuuxxx wrote:I'm leaning toward IceCat as a better browser. plus its a couple MB smaller than FirePup and I included Fasterfox, FlashBlock, The insert key doesn't crash the browser and youtube works fullscreen. Should be ready in about 15-20 mins.
alphas are meant to be brokenWhoDo wrote:thinking about uploading the broken Alpha2
Oh, don't do that. Maybe you're trying to make too many changes for one release. As to the things that don't work, can you go back to the corresponding things that did work in Puppy 4.1x for the second alpha, and save the remaining innovations at least for the third alpha?WhoDo wrote:I'm at the stage of almost total frustration and thinking about uploading the broken Alpha2 so you guys can debug instead.
pa_mcclamrock wrote:As to the things that don't work, can you go back to the corresponding things that did work in Puppy 4.1x for the second alpha, and save the remaining innovations at least for the third alpha?
I think I can satisfy both requests.Hairywill wrote:alphas are meant to be broken
I'm bored
release early release often
No worries there mate, it is still experimental. We can wait until Sigmund has a look. He's gonna wish he had another two weeks off!WhoDo wrote:@trio/01micko - the new func for Pwidgets kills the Pwidgets manager. You can't add or remove anything and none of the buttons respond to mouse events. I had to revert to the old func to get the manager going again.
Hey WhoDo I'm one step ahead of you I've been compiling Seamonkey all night and I'm getting close, won't be longWhoDo wrote: 4. I still haven't tested CUPS successfully and I have no comprehensive reports about the later version supplied by ttuuxxx with respect to adding printers, managing queues, deleting jobs, etc. Does it all work as expected, at least for local printers? Like I said I put a heck of a lot of work into this package, Hacked some of Barry's scripts etc, It wasn't a just compile job. I don't have any way of testing it but any others that would like to test it, download link below. Its also not cutdown what so ever, Because I didn't want to break anything. Printers aren't my calling but atleast I tried, And from what I seen it worked, becuase I had to login and it came up on a url with all the options.
http://www.puppylinux.asia/tpp/ttuuxxx/ ... 2-i386.pet
@ttuuxxx I know you're working hard on browsers for Deepthought. Please don't be offended if the final choice is to go back to the old stalwart Seamonkey. Firepup will be in the PETget repository no matter what, for those who prefer that and don't mind the extra weight.
Noticed that and am onto it, it'll be right for beta.WhoDo wrote:Also Pweather's new font looks great except that the night versions have a box that encrouches on the text description of the conditions below it. I can't see how to increase the line separation so I guess the night characters will need to be modified somehow.
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{font pweather:size=36}