XenialDog (Ubuntu 16.04 'Xenial Xerus' LTS, 32-bit)
First install, no password
as an evidence when you install an OS you are root. Then root set passwords to allow users to use it.. Users have to ask password to root (and not in a forum that everybody can read).
First install, no password !
Some os give password just after having typed it, in boot process.. you open the door, then process gives you the keys...
Funnier ? Some OS won't give you password unless you read the forum.. When you compare downloads to forum suscribers, sure the OS will not be a success. Furthermore most people don't understand English explanations.
Often the password to type is shown in the script, just before you ave to type it.. What a difference does that make to be user or root ? Password is really a password when you change it for your own.
First install, no password !
Some os give password just after having typed it, in boot process.. you open the door, then process gives you the keys...
Funnier ? Some OS won't give you password unless you read the forum.. When you compare downloads to forum suscribers, sure the OS will not be a success. Furthermore most people don't understand English explanations.
Often the password to type is shown in the script, just before you ave to type it.. What a difference does that make to be user or root ? Password is really a password when you change it for your own.
Hi Fred !
No need to hurry !
Greetings !
This Code seems only working for Xenial-Dog .......any Chance to make it also applicable for Bionic-Dog ?Thanks backi !!
I tried LXDM and found 2 problems (however second one is not a real problem):
1) Waiting a while after reboot (not clicking on "puppy" yet) got me logged in automatically as root.
That is wrong. A true multi-user setup shouldn't give automatic root access without giving password..
It's caused by a systemd configuration (on purpose configured for Xenialdog) to login as root automatically, can be disabled by doing in terminal (renaming getty@tty1.service) :
Code:
mv -f /etc/systemd/system/getty.target.wants/getty@tty1.service /etc/systemd/system/getty.target.wants/getty@tty1.service.bak
And after reboot it should be fixed.
2) there's a message after entering password that it couldn't find startlxde, a bit annoying, but it turns out OK by using (as called) "default".
No need to hurry !
Greetings !
Slightly different on Bionicdog, rename inside: /etc/systemd/system/backi wrote:This Code seems only working for Xenial-Dog .......any Chance to make it also applicable for Bionic-Dog ?
the file: getty@tty1.service to: getty@tty1.service.bak
Fred
*** BionicDog Beta 32 and 64 bit *** (for testing, feedback appreciated )
Many improvements and fixes, just to name a few:
- Added cairo-dock to desktop-switcher (Desktop-Manager) choices (choices are the same now as in XenialDog)
- Desktop-switcher (Desktop-Manager) works now when logged in as unprivileged user, e.g. puppy
- Locale problem fixed (gave previously annoying warning and some programs didn't work properly)
- All packages upgraded to newest from Bionic repo.
Login details:
root with password root (default automatic login)
puppy with password puppy
Specifications:
Built from an absolute minimal Ubuntu by using debootstrap (and remastered further).
Kernel: 4.15.0-13
Boot Method: porteus-boot only , see options (grub4dos) at the XenialDog Wiki Porteus-Boot
Default WM - OpenBox with Desktop choices, e.g: tint2-panels, rox-pinboard, cairo-dock, pcmanfm + lxpanel.
Default File Manager - pcmanfm with option to use rox.
Default Internet Browser - Firefox Quantum 59.0.2. (there is launcher for "firefox" running apulse, so audio works without pulseaudio installed)
Upgrade to newer Firefox version can be done from Help > About
(also there's launcher from Menu > Network > Firefox (as puppy), to run firefox as user 'puppy', and Firefox (as root) that can be useful for when logged in as puppy to upgrade firefox (from Help > About))
Applications included: gnome-mplayer, mpv, abiword, pburn, pfind, gparted, synaptic, leafpad, quick-remaster, dogradio, peasywifi, wex and much more (almost as full featured as XenialDog)
EDIT: Download links to beta version removed, see new ISO versions in BionicDog topic:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=113210
Fred
Many improvements and fixes, just to name a few:
- Added cairo-dock to desktop-switcher (Desktop-Manager) choices (choices are the same now as in XenialDog)
- Desktop-switcher (Desktop-Manager) works now when logged in as unprivileged user, e.g. puppy
- Locale problem fixed (gave previously annoying warning and some programs didn't work properly)
- All packages upgraded to newest from Bionic repo.
Login details:
root with password root (default automatic login)
puppy with password puppy
Specifications:
Built from an absolute minimal Ubuntu by using debootstrap (and remastered further).
Kernel: 4.15.0-13
Boot Method: porteus-boot only , see options (grub4dos) at the XenialDog Wiki Porteus-Boot
Default WM - OpenBox with Desktop choices, e.g: tint2-panels, rox-pinboard, cairo-dock, pcmanfm + lxpanel.
Default File Manager - pcmanfm with option to use rox.
Default Internet Browser - Firefox Quantum 59.0.2. (there is launcher for "firefox" running apulse, so audio works without pulseaudio installed)
Upgrade to newer Firefox version can be done from Help > About
(also there's launcher from Menu > Network > Firefox (as puppy), to run firefox as user 'puppy', and Firefox (as root) that can be useful for when logged in as puppy to upgrade firefox (from Help > About))
Applications included: gnome-mplayer, mpv, abiword, pburn, pfind, gparted, synaptic, leafpad, quick-remaster, dogradio, peasywifi, wex and much more (almost as full featured as XenialDog)
EDIT: Download links to beta version removed, see new ISO versions in BionicDog topic:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=113210
Fred
Last edited by fredx181 on Sat 21 Apr 2018, 22:38, edited 2 times in total.
IUP deb packages for use with small Lua interpreter
Sorry, posted in wrong thread (moved to XenialDog64 thread) here:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 626#987626
wiak
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 626#987626
wiak
Hi Fred !
Replaced "older" Bionic Dog with the new Bionic Beta .
Works fine....even my "old" Save Folder works without flaws .....
almost--.....
Just had to deinstall Lxdm Login-Manager ....rebooted........and reinstalled it again .
Every thing seems working fine . In case something`s wrong .....will give Feedback .
Thanks a lot for your hard work ,your patience and helpful attitude .....and all your sophisticated Ideas you are sharing selfless .
Funny Greetings from the World-Center of Brave New Global Kalifatistan formerly known as Germany .
ALLAHU AKBAR !!!
Which means , at least i think so , "Big Brother is watching you ".......
Hope will not run into Trouble because of my blasphemous Internet Activities .
See you !
Replaced "older" Bionic Dog with the new Bionic Beta .
Works fine....even my "old" Save Folder works without flaws .....
almost--.....
Just had to deinstall Lxdm Login-Manager ....rebooted........and reinstalled it again .
Every thing seems working fine . In case something`s wrong .....will give Feedback .
Thanks a lot for your hard work ,your patience and helpful attitude .....and all your sophisticated Ideas you are sharing selfless .
Funny Greetings from the World-Center of Brave New Global Kalifatistan formerly known as Germany .
ALLAHU AKBAR !!!
Which means , at least i think so , "Big Brother is watching you ".......
Hope will not run into Trouble because of my blasphemous Internet Activities .
See you !
Hi Fred, Backi and all,
Fred, been trying your BionicDog64 the past few hours, and as I suspected whenever I try/use one of your creations, me likes it----a lot
I've got some questions:
1) is there a lightweight firewall I can install besides the usual options of ufw and firewalld from synpatic?
2) related to above, can a firewall try icon show in tint2 where Peasywifi, Sound and Clipboard Manager icons are currently showing? I've forgotten how to do it ;-(
3) is there a lan network connection icon for tray, somewhere, in bionicdog64?
4) I am struggling with the 3 different types of Firefox (running FF 60.0b9, sound is working great across all sites):
--there's Firefox-puppy
--there's Firefox-root
--then there's Firefox
I've been trying to copy my Firefox .cache and .mozilla folders into /root and into /home, but those personal settings only show up when I run Firefox-root or Firefox (what's the difference between these two Menu entries)? When I run Firefox-puppy, Firefox ignores the .cache & .mozilla stuff I've copied into those /home/puppy folders and just opens a pristine Firefox. What am I doing wrong? I am assuming people will normally want to always run in "Firefox-Puppy" mode when browsing, correct?
Anyhow, thanks again for another very nice creation (and thank you for keeping redshift in). And thanks if you can give me any hints on the above questions.
P.S. Installed frugally with Porteus from=, noauto, and changes=EXIT in casper.
Fred, been trying your BionicDog64 the past few hours, and as I suspected whenever I try/use one of your creations, me likes it----a lot
I've got some questions:
1) is there a lightweight firewall I can install besides the usual options of ufw and firewalld from synpatic?
2) related to above, can a firewall try icon show in tint2 where Peasywifi, Sound and Clipboard Manager icons are currently showing? I've forgotten how to do it ;-(
3) is there a lan network connection icon for tray, somewhere, in bionicdog64?
4) I am struggling with the 3 different types of Firefox (running FF 60.0b9, sound is working great across all sites):
--there's Firefox-puppy
--there's Firefox-root
--then there's Firefox
I've been trying to copy my Firefox .cache and .mozilla folders into /root and into /home, but those personal settings only show up when I run Firefox-root or Firefox (what's the difference between these two Menu entries)? When I run Firefox-puppy, Firefox ignores the .cache & .mozilla stuff I've copied into those /home/puppy folders and just opens a pristine Firefox. What am I doing wrong? I am assuming people will normally want to always run in "Firefox-Puppy" mode when browsing, correct?
Anyhow, thanks again for another very nice creation (and thank you for keeping redshift in). And thanks if you can give me any hints on the above questions.
P.S. Installed frugally with Porteus from=, noauto, and changes=EXIT in casper.
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Thanks for trying out, Belham, to answer your questions:Belham wrote:Fred, been trying your BionicDog64 the past few hours, and as I suspected whenever I try/use one of your creations, me likes it----a lot Wink
I've got some questions:
1) Yes, there's peasyfwmon and firewall-ng in the repo's.
2) if you activate one of these after install, from Menu > Network, a tray icon will show.
3)
Not sure what you mean, you have no ethernet connection ? (looking at your screenshot (conky), there is no. Peasywifi is the default network-manager.is there a lan network connection icon for tray, somewhere, in bionicdog64?
4) I think I'm the one who was struggling Not sure yet how to make it yet (a Readme in the Menu maybe).
- Firefox is the standard launcher, like normally in the Menu.
- Firefox (as puppy) is the equivalent of "Run as Spot" e.g. in Fatdog.
- Firefox (as root) can be required to use if you are logged in as normal user (e.g. puppy) and want to update Firefox from Help > About) (needs root rights)
If you are logged in as root, there's no difference running "Firefox" or "Firefox (as root)"
If I understand well, you copied as root to /home/puppy, then probably is permission problem (the files and folders should be owned by puppy), to fix, in terminal as root:When I run Firefox-puppy, Firefox ignores the .cache & .mozilla stuff
I've copied into those /home/puppy folders and just opens a pristine Firefox.
(better close firefox and do the copying again (fresh) just before doing below)
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chown -R puppy:puppy /home/puppy/.mozilla
chown -R puppy:puppy /home/puppy/.cache
Yes for security you mean, but it's a little inconvenient, for example: downloads go standard to /home/puppy/Downloads but when changing that to e.g. /root/Downloads it won't work (because no write permission)I am assuming people will normally want to always run in "Firefox-Puppy" mode when browsing, correct?
One trick can be to create folder, e.g. /root/Downloads-puppy, make it owned by puppy and point firefox downloading to there:
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mkdir /root/Downloads-puppy
chown -R puppy:puppy /root/Downloads-puppy
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mkdir -p /mnt/home/Downloads-puppy
chown -R puppy:puppy /mnt/home/Downloads-puppy
fredx181 wrote:
1) Yes, there's peasyfwmon and firewall-ng in the repo's.
2) if you activate one of these after install, from Menu > Network, a tray icon will show.
Thanks, Fred, I had done that but couldn't get them to work. But now they are....maybe I hadn't yet, from the first boot, created the savefile (EXIT=changes) so it wasn't working. Either way, it's all working good now and have a firewall and firewall tray icon letting me know if it is 'on' and/or 'off'
3) If I understand well, you copied as root to /home/puppy, then probably is permission problem (the files and folders should be owned by puppy), to fix, in terminal as root:
(better close firefox and do the copying again (fresh) just before doing below)Yup, soon as read your reply about this, I realized what had been going on. Went back and changed all the permissions and now everything is good. Also, thanks about the tip for putting a Download folder in root owned by Puppy.Code: Select all
chown -R puppy:puppy /home/puppy/.mozilla chown -R puppy:puppy /home/puppy/.cache
3)Not sure what you mean, you have no ethernet connection ? (looking at your screenshot (conky), there is no. Peasywifi is the default network-manager.is there a lan network connection icon for tray, somewhere, in bionicdog64?
This last one is where I am wondering: PeasyWifi is great and all, but not when you use LAN connections frequently. Plus, PFWM is NOT an actual visual monitor for LAN traffic, something auser can "visually" see by just glancing at it and wondering if it is up and/or down (to be fair, 99% of the time I don't have conky running, takes up too my of the liited screen space I have). Last thing is that I cannot just right-click on PeasyWifi to either "Disconnect" and/or "Re-Connect" my lan connection. So, again, I was just wondering if there is some sort of Startup "Network Monitor" (like in XFCE) that will allow me to have left-and-right-click control from that icon, connecting or disconnecting, etc. all from a Network Monitor Tray icon?
Thanks again for a great new pup. We supposed to have warm weather these next few days.....we should, haha, really make ourselves stay away these laptops/desktops. 17-19C...wooohooo
Fred
Don't know at the moment about some sort of "Network Monitor", and indeed peasywifi doesn't have right-click option, but you can do it from the peasywifi window, see pic (gif again )belham wrote:Last thing is that I cannot just right-click on PeasyWifi to either "Disconnect" and/or "Re-Connect" my lan connection. So, again, I was just wondering if there is some sort of Startup "Network Monitor" (like in XFCE) that will allow me to have left-and-right-click control from that icon, connecting or disconnecting, etc. all from a Network Monitor Tray icon?
Fred
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fredx181 wrote:Don't know at the moment about some sort of "Network Monitor", and indeed peasywifi doesn't have right-click option, but you can do it from the peasywifi window, see pic (gif again )belham wrote:Last thing is that I cannot just right-click on PeasyWifi to either "Disconnect" and/or "Re-Connect" my lan connection. So, again, I was just wondering if there is some sort of Startup "Network Monitor" (like in XFCE) that will allow me to have left-and-right-click control from that icon, connecting or disconnecting, etc. all from a Network Monitor Tray icon?
Fred
Hi Fred,
That's the crazy thing about PeasyWifi...I am connected right now, to my eth0 port, and look what PeasyWifi is showing me? It wants me to "reconnect" even though I am already connected (and posting this), plus I have no way to disconnect it nor can I even look in or at the PeasyWifi tray iconto get any visual understanding because it is "always' lit up full green-----it is not monitoring anything, in essence, this despite me previously trying to set my ethernet connection up with it.
It has always been like this across all DDogs & various versions. For a wifi signal, PeasyWifi works great. For a etherent connection on same device? Not so much. I just honestly don't know what I am doing wrong. Thus I have resorted to wishing I could have an XFCE Network Monitoring tray icon back that actually shows the ethernet internet connection and whether it's being used at that second or not. I may try transplanting other things in from peebee's and/or phil's stuff with regard to this to see if I can get a working, controllable ehternet icon in the tray.
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That I don't understand, how it "wants" you to reconnect ?belham wrote:It wants me to "reconnect" even though I am already connected
Your ethernet connection is automatically started at boot (as it should be, it is for me anyway), or not ?
Indeed the peasywifi tray icon only supports left-click to open the settings window, to have it different, you may want to install another network-manager. (frisbee maybe ok for you ?)
Setting it to "Down" and then click "Configure" doesn't work ?plus I have no way to disconnect it
EDIT:
I think now I understand, you'd like it to be visual whether you are connected or not.That I don't understand, how it "wants" you to reconnect ?
Well.. peasywifi may not have the options you desire, but I chose for it because it's very reliable and lightweight (other network-managers with advanced tray-icon, monitoring etc.. use much more RAM)
Fred
Hi Everybody !
Had trouble downloading some Videos on You-Tube.....tried a bunch of different Apps/Tools , did search on the Internet for Advice.
No Luck.... nothing seems to help .........
Maybe somehow inspired by heavenly Guidance ......i found in Menu> Multimedia Section a little Thing called "You Tube-Get" ........
Never realized before----This is a small nifty App for downloading Videos on You-Tube .
Since I had nothing more to loose i gave it a Trial .
Much to my Surprise that little Devil seems to download, as far as i found out , "Everything" on You-Tube without a Hassle ,in a Blink of an Eye ........,
No "Code-Changing " on You-Tube seems to stop it .
Thumbs up .Made my Day !
Thank you God ....for creating the Inventor of "You Tube-Get" .
Let`s praise the Lord !!!
Halleluja !
Had trouble downloading some Videos on You-Tube.....tried a bunch of different Apps/Tools , did search on the Internet for Advice.
No Luck.... nothing seems to help .........
Maybe somehow inspired by heavenly Guidance ......i found in Menu> Multimedia Section a little Thing called "You Tube-Get" ........
Never realized before----This is a small nifty App for downloading Videos on You-Tube .
Since I had nothing more to loose i gave it a Trial .
Much to my Surprise that little Devil seems to download, as far as i found out , "Everything" on You-Tube without a Hassle ,in a Blink of an Eye ........,
No "Code-Changing " on You-Tube seems to stop it .
Thumbs up .Made my Day !
Thank you God ....for creating the Inventor of "You Tube-Get" .
Let`s praise the Lord !!!
Halleluja !
Haha backi !!
OK, you discovered it ! Better late than never !
For info, there's an updated version in repo, youtube-get2 version 0.2.0, I made some small fixes and added support for "channel" (when clicking "Download from playlist URL")
Just as example to clarify, url containing "/channel/" :
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChbPPl ... J1gdHSM7vg
Only thing I'm not satisfied of is that it can be rather slow (specially when you set maximum list items to a lot more than 10 (setting it to e.g. 100, it takes ages)
Have fun!
Fred
OK, you discovered it ! Better late than never !
For info, there's an updated version in repo, youtube-get2 version 0.2.0, I made some small fixes and added support for "channel" (when clicking "Download from playlist URL")
Just as example to clarify, url containing "/channel/" :
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChbPPl ... J1gdHSM7vg
Only thing I'm not satisfied of is that it can be rather slow (specially when you set maximum list items to a lot more than 10 (setting it to e.g. 100, it takes ages)
Have fun!
Fred
iuplua 32-bit debs
32-bit debian packages of iuplua-core and (optional) iupluacontrols for XenialDog32, as well as dotpets for Puppy-use, have now been uploaded to the IUPLUA packages thread (first and third posts):
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=113082
Like the 64-bit version also provided, these packages will only work with Lua version 5.3, which you can download per usual via Synaptics or apt. The iuplua packages were compiled and tested on XenialDog32 but will also work on current BionicDog32.
Let me know if you have any problems with any of the packages.
Note that only Lua5.3 and iuplua-core need to be installed. iupcontrols provides optional extra widgets/controls.
Run the examples provided (via links on post 2 of above thread to tecgraf iup examples site) simply by entering the likes of:
wiak
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=113082
Like the 64-bit version also provided, these packages will only work with Lua version 5.3, which you can download per usual via Synaptics or apt. The iuplua packages were compiled and tested on XenialDog32 but will also work on current BionicDog32.
Let me know if you have any problems with any of the packages.
Note that only Lua5.3 and iuplua-core need to be installed. iupcontrols provides optional extra widgets/controls.
Run the examples provided (via links on post 2 of above thread to tecgraf iup examples site) simply by entering the likes of:
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lua5.3 <example.lua>
Hi Fred and all,
In latest BionicDog64, running frugal (grub4dos with Porteus save boot-style Exit=/), anyone know the trick to get "Chromium" working from a regular Synaptic Package install?
After updating Synaptic in BionicDog64, I installed the Chromium version it brought back. Everything seemed to install ok, but when I try to start Chromium (from even terminal), nothing happens. I'm assuming the problem is a "permissions" problem, and I am trying all the tricks I know (from Puppies) when trying to get chromium/chrome to open & run when you're root, but nothing is working in BionicDog.
What really confuses me is that in my Stretch-XFCE-64 build (using the make-deb-live-build script), Chromium installed no problem, runs great, and updates great (and I have never had to mess with anything concerning permissions and/or otherwise). I understand the build-script is Debian-based in makelivebuilds, but is BionicDog64 so far off from those deb-builds that it isn't possible to install & run something like Chromium from its (BionicDog's) included Synaptic?
Thanks for hints and/or tips.
In latest BionicDog64, running frugal (grub4dos with Porteus save boot-style Exit=/), anyone know the trick to get "Chromium" working from a regular Synaptic Package install?
After updating Synaptic in BionicDog64, I installed the Chromium version it brought back. Everything seemed to install ok, but when I try to start Chromium (from even terminal), nothing happens. I'm assuming the problem is a "permissions" problem, and I am trying all the tricks I know (from Puppies) when trying to get chromium/chrome to open & run when you're root, but nothing is working in BionicDog.
What really confuses me is that in my Stretch-XFCE-64 build (using the make-deb-live-build script), Chromium installed no problem, runs great, and updates great (and I have never had to mess with anything concerning permissions and/or otherwise). I understand the build-script is Debian-based in makelivebuilds, but is BionicDog64 so far off from those deb-builds that it isn't possible to install & run something like Chromium from its (BionicDog's) included Synaptic?
Thanks for hints and/or tips.
Hi Belham, this script works for me on Bionicdog (to run as user puppy):
EDIT:
For info: To install google-chrome, it needs to be added to sources (64 bit only):
To run google-chrome as user puppy:
Fred
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#!/bin/sh
xhost +local:puppy
su puppy -c "/usr/bin/chromium-browser "$@" --user-data-dir=/home/puppy/chromium/user --disk-cache-dir=/home/puppy/chromium/cache --disk-cache-size=10000000 --media-cache-size=10000000"
For info: To install google-chrome, it needs to be added to sources (64 bit only):
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# Add google-chrome repo to sources
echo "deb [arch=amd64] http://dl.google.com/linux/chrome/deb/ stable main" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/google-chrome.list
# Get the signed key
wget -q -O - https://dl.google.com/linux/linux_signing_key.pub | apt-key add -
apt-get update # required because repo sources has been changed
# Install
apt-get install google-chrome-stable
To run google-chrome as user puppy:
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#!/bin/sh
xhost +local:puppy
su puppy -c "/usr/bin/google-chrome-stable "$@" --user-data-dir=/home/puppy/chrome/user --disk-cache-dir=/home/puppy/chrome/cache --disk-cache-size=10000000 --media-cache-size=10000000"